(a) When the offense charged is an offense defined in article eight-d, chapter sixty-one of this code, it shall be a condition of bond that the defendant shall not live in the same residence as and shall have no contact with the victim of the alleged offense and the court may make such other conditions of bond with respect to contact with the victim as it deems necessary under the circumstances to protect the child: Provided, That the requirement of no contact with the victim of the alleged offense and all other conditions of bond may be reviewed by summary petition from the magistrate court to the circuit court or from the circuit court to the Supreme Court of Appeals or any justice thereof.
(b) In cases where the charge is a sexual offense, as defined in chapter sixty-one of this code, against any person, the court, upon a showing of cause, may make such conditions of bond on the defendant or on any witness bond issued under section fifteen of this article as it deems necessary with respect to contact with the victim.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 62. Criminal Procedure
§62-1C-1. Right to Bail; Exceptions; Review
§62-1C-2. Bail Defined; Form; Receipts
§62-1C-3. Fixing of Amount; Bail May Cover Two or More Charges
§62-1C-5. Recognizance and Deposits Subject to Order of Court or Magistrate
§62-1C-7. Forfeiture of Bail; Basis Therefor
§62-1C-8. Same -- Setting Aside
§62-1C-10. Same -- Bail in Excess of Jurisdictional Limit of Justice or of Particular Court
§62-1C-12. Same -- Exoneration; Return of Deposit
§62-1C-13. Same -- Defects in Form of Bail
§62-1C-14. Bailpiece; Issuance to Surety; Taking Accused Into Custody
§62-1C-16. Guaranteed Arrest Bond Certificate
§62-1C-17. Offenses Against Municipalities
§62-1C-17a. Bail in Situations of Alleged Child Abuse
§62-1C-17b. Failure to Appear; Penalties
§62-1C-17c. Bail in Cases of Crimes Between Family or Household Members