West Virginia Code
Article 3A. Sales by Retail Liquor Licensees
§60-3A-28. Notice of and Hearing on Revocation; Right of Appeal; Appeal Procedures

(a) Before a retail license issued under the authority of this article is suspended for a period of more than twenty days, or revoked, the commissioner shall give at least ten days' notice to the retail licensee. Notice shall be in writing, shall state the reason for suspension or revocation, and shall designate a time and place for a hearing where the retail licensee may show cause why the retail license should not be suspended or revoked. Notice shall be sent by certified mail to the address for which the retail license was issued. The retail licensee may, at the time designated for the hearing, produce evidence in his or her behalf and be represented by counsel.
(b) The hearing and the administrative procedures prior to, during and following the hearing are governed by and shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code in like manner as if the provisions of article five were fully set forth in this section.
(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b), section four, article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code, any person adversely affected by a final order entered following the hearing has the right of judicial review by the circuit court of Kanawha County or the circuit court in the county where the proposed or licensed premises is located and will or does conduct sales: Provided, That in all other respects, such review shall be conducted in the manner provided in chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. The petition for the review must be filed with the circuit court within thirty days following entry of the final order issued by the commissioner. An applicant or licensee obtaining the review is required to pay the costs and fees incident to transcribing, certifying and transmitting the records pertaining to the matter to circuit court.
(d) The judgment of the circuit court reviewing the order of the commissioner is final unless reversed, vacated or modified on appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeals in accordance with the provisions of section one, article six, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code.
(e) Legal counsel and services for the commissioner in all the proceedings in any circuit court and the Supreme Court of Appeals shall be provided by the Attorney General or his or her assistants and in any proceedings in any circuit court by the prosecuting attorney of that county as well, all without additional compensation.
(f) Upon final revocation, the commissioner shall proceed to reissue the retail license by following the procedures set forth herein for the initial issuance of a retail license.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 60. State Control of Alcoholic Liquors

Article 3A. Sales by Retail Liquor Licensees

§60-3A-1. Short Title

§60-3A-2. Legislative Findings and Declaration; Legislative Purpose

§60-3A-2a. Further Legislative Findings, Declarations and Purpose

§60-3A-3. Sale of Liquor by Retail Licensees Permitted; Cessation of Retail Sale of Liquor by State

§60-3A-3a. Liquor Sampling

§60-3A-3b. Private Liquor Delivery License for a Retail Liquor Outlet or a Third Party; Requirements; Limitations; Third Party License Fee; Private Liquor Bottle Delivery Permit; Requirements, and Curbside In-Person and In-Vehicle Delivery by a Retai...

§60-3A-4. Definitions

§60-3A-5. Creation of Retail Liquor Licensing Board; Members, Terms, Meetings and Officers; General Provisions

§60-3A-6. General Powers and Duties of Board and Commissioner

§60-3A-7. Market Zones; Class a and Class B Retail Licenses

§60-3A-8. Retail License Application Requirements; Retail Licensee Qualifications

§60-3A-9. Investigation of Applicants for Retail License; Notification to Applicants Approving or Denying Application; General Provisions Relating to Licensing

§60-3A-10. Bidding Procedure

§60-3A-10a. Preference for Resident Bidders

§60-3A-10b. Bidding Procedure for Licenses Issued for the Ten-Year Period Beginning July 1, 2010; Purchase Options for Bids Beginning July 1, 2010; and Licenses Issued for Each Ten-Year Period Thereafter

§60-3A-10c. Criminal Penalties for Unlawful Inducement

§60-3A-10d. Financing Option for Retail Licensees Purchasing Class a Retail Licenses

§60-3A-11. Bonding Requirements

§60-3A-12. Annual Retail License Fee; Expiration and Renewal of Retail Licenses

§60-3A-13. Annual Reports

§60-3A-14. Sale, Assignment or Transfer of Retail License

§60-3A-15. Surrender of Retail License

§60-3A-16. Restriction on Location of Retail Outlets

§60-3A-17. Wholesale Prices Set by Commissioner; Retail Licensees to Purchase Liquor From State; Transportation and Storage; Method of Payment

§60-3A-18. Days and Hours Retail Licensees May Sell Liquor

§60-3A-19. Limitation on Amount to Be Sold

§60-3A-20. Nonapplication of Article to Retail Sales of Nonintoxicating Beer

§60-3A-21. Tax on Purchases of Liquor

§60-3A-22. Requirement for Posting Informational Sign

§60-3A-23. Records Required of Retail Licensees; Inspection of Records

§60-3A-24. Unlawful Acts by Persons

§60-3A-25. Certain Acts of Retail Licensees Prohibited; Criminal Penalties

§60-3A-25a. Mandatory Verification of Age of Persons Purchasing Alcohol

§60-3A-26. Civil Penalties

§60-3A-27. Suspension or Revocation of Retail License

§60-3A-27a. Revocation of License or Reduction of Authority to Operate Retail Outlet for Failure to Operate Retail Outlet

§60-3A-28. Notice of and Hearing on Revocation; Right of Appeal; Appeal Procedures

§60-3A-29. Disposition of Inventory Upon Revocation or Surrender of Retail License

§60-3A-31. Rules of Construction; Severability