West Virginia Code § 14-2B-11

Failure of defendant or person, firm, corporation, partnership,
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association or other legal entity contracting with defendant to provide notice to
prosecutor or pay over moneys to prosecutor as required by this article; civil penalty
of treble damages.
Notwithstanding any provision of this article to the contrary, if any defendant or any person,
firm, corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity which knowiengly contracts
for, pays, or agrees to pay to a defendant, any crime profits, as defined in section one of this
article, fails to submit a copy of such contract to the prosecutor of the crounty in which the
defendant is charged with or is being prosecuted or was prosecuted for the commission of
the crime, or fails to pay over to the prosecutor any moneys which would otherwise, by the
terms of such contract, be owing to the defendant, such defendant or such person, firm,
corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity shtall be civilly liable in the
interpleader action authorized by this article for treble damages to each party in whose favor
judgment is entered.

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