Applications made and orders granted under this article shall be ordered sealed by the magistrate or judge of the circuit court to whom the application is made, and maintained under seal in the custody of the magistrate court clerk or the circuit clerk of the county in where the application was filed. The applications and orders are discoverable and may be disclosed only in accordance with the applicable provisions of this code and the rules of criminal procedure for the State of West Virginia, and may not be destroyed except upon order of such magistrate or judge, and in any event shall be kept for not less than ten years.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 62. Criminal Procedure
§62-1F-2. Electronic Interception of Conduct or Oral Communications in the Home Authorized
§62-1F-3. Application for an Order Authorizing Interception
§62-1F-4. Order Authorizing Interception
§62-1F-5. Recording of Intercepted Communications
§62-1F-6. Sealing of Applications, Orders and Supporting Papers
§62-1F-8. Interception of Communications Relating to Other Offenses