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ENROLLED

COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE

FOR

H. B. 4119

(By Delegate C. White, Givens, Pino, Stemple,

Perry, Shelton and Hrutkay)


[Passed March 9, 2002; in effect ninety days from passage.]


AN ACT to amend and reenact section six, article twenty-nine, chapter thirty of the code of West Virginia, one thousand nine hundred thirty-one, as amended, relating to in-service law- enforcement training requirements for certain law-enforcement officers who are members of the armed forces, national guard, or reserve of any such group.

Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia:
That section six, article twenty-nine, chapter thirty of the code of West Virginia, one thousand nine hundred thirty-one, as amended, be amended and reenacted to read as follows:
ARTICLE 29. LAW-ENFORCEMENT TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION.
§30-29-6. Review of certification.
Certification of each West Virginia law-enforcement officer shall be reviewed annually following the first certification and until such time as the officer may achieve exempt rank. Certification may be revoked or not renewed if any law-enforcement officer fails to attend annually an in-service approved law-enforcement training program, or if a law-enforcement officer achieving exempt rank fails to attend biennially an approved in-service supervisory level training program.
When a law- enforcement officer is a member of the United States air force, army, coast guard, marines or navy, or a member of the national guard or reserve military forces of any such armed forces, and has been called to active duty, resulting in separation from a law- enforcement agency for more than twelve months but less than twenty-four months, he or she shall attend and complete the mandated in-service training for the period and rank and qualify with his or her firearm within ninety days from his or her reappointment as a law-enforcement officer by a law-enforcement agency.
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