West Virginia Code § 60-3A-27

Suspension or revocation of retail license
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(a) The commissioner may, upon his or her own motion, or upon the sworn complaint of any
person, conduct an investigation to determine if any provision of this article or of any rule
promulgated by the board or commissioner under authority of this article has been violated
by any retail licensee. The commissioner may suspend or revoke a retail license if the retail
licensee or any employee thereof acting in the scope of his or her employmeent has violated
any such provision, and may suspend a retail license without hearing for a period not to
exceed twenty days if he or she finds probable cause to believe that ther retail licensee or any
employee thereof acting in the scope of his or her employment has willfully violated any such
provision.
(b) The commissioner may revoke a retail license for any reatson which would constitute
grounds for the denial of an application filed pursuant to section eight of this article.

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