West Virginia Code
Article 1. The Governor
§5-1-27. Draping of State Flag to Honor the Passing of Law-Enforcement Officers

When any law-enforcement officer employed by the state or any of its political subdivisions dies while on active duty or after being honorably discharged or honorably retired, upon the request of next of kin, the state shall honor the officer by providing a state flag, at no cost, for draping the coffin at the funeral service of the deceased officer. The superintendent of the West Virginia state police or his or her designee shall upon request provide the flag upon verifying the deceased's service.

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West Virginia Code

Chapter 5. General Powers and Authority of the Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General; Board of Public Works; Miscellaneous Agencies, Commissions, Offices, Programs, etc.

Article 1. The Governor

§5-1-1. Arrest or Deportation of Persons During War

§5-1-2. Arrest of Persons Aiding Enemy or Insurgents

§5-1-3. Power to Send for Persons and Papers in Such Cases

§5-1-4. Warrants of Governor Under §§5-1-1 to 5-1-3

§5-1-5. Discharge From Arrest; Bond

§5-1-13. Construction of §§5-1-7 to 5-1-13; Severability; How Cited

§5-1-14. Rewards for Arrest of Criminals or in Case of Assault on or Assassination of Judge; Employment of Detectives

§5-1-15. Return of Warrants Issued by Governor

§5-1-16. Remission of Fines and Penalties; Commutation Of

§5-1-16a. Expungement of Criminal Record Upon Full and Unconditional Pardon

§5-1-17. When Governor May Remit Fine or Penalty

§5-1-18. Payments From Civil Contingent Fund

§5-1-19. Temporary Loans

§5-1-20. Reports to the Governor; Form and Contents; Transmission to the Legislature; Special Reports

§5-1-21. Printing and Distribution of Biennial Messages; Distribution of Legislative Journals

§5-1-22. Vacancies in Offices Filled by Appointment of Governor; Senate Action; Bond Requirements; Filling Vacancies in Other Appointive Offices

§5-1-23. Securing Congressional Appropriations When Legislature Not in Session; Powers of Designated State Agency; Transfers of Appropriation Items by Governor

§5-1-24. Appointment of Assistant Attorney General to Perform Duties for Governor; Compensation

§5-1-25. Designation of Daylight Saving Time as Official Time

§5-1-26. Fuel Emergency; Power of the Governor to Declare an Emergency; Duties of the Governor With Respect to Such Emergency; Assistance of Other State Agencies and Local Law-Enforcement Agencies; Injunctive Relief; Penalties; Jurisdiction

§5-1-27. Draping of State Flag to Honor the Passing of Law-Enforcement Officers

§5-1-28. Prerequisites for Bond Issuance and Refunding

§5-1-29. Reciprocity Agreements to Establish Regulations, Licensing Requirements and Taxes for Small Businesses in Contiguous States and the District of Columbia Doing Business in West Virginia

§5-1-30. Authority to Direct Payment of Certain Debt in Emergency