West Virginia Code
Chapter 57. Evidence and Witnesses
Article 3. Competency of Witnesses

§57-3-1. Party or Interested Person Competent as Witness; Exception as to Transaction or Communication With Deceased or Insane Person; Right of Person Sued to Give Evidence in Action for Death by Wrongful Act - No person offered as a witness in any civil action,...

§57-3-2. Competency of Husband and Wife to Testify - Husband and wife shall be competent witnesses to testify for...

§57-3-3. Testimony of Husband and Wife in Criminal Cases - In criminal cases husband and wife shall be allowed, and,...

§57-3-4. Confidential Communications Between Husband and Wife - Neither husband nor wife shall, without the consent of the...

§57-3-5. Competency of Convicts as Witnesses - Conviction of felony or perjury shall not render the convict...

§57-3-6. Competency of Accused as Witness - In any trial or examination in or before any court...

§57-3-7. No Person Incompetent as Witness by Reason of Race or Color - No person shall be incompetent as a witness on account...

§57-3-8. Competency of Chiropractors as Witnesses - Practitioners of chiropractic shall be permitted to qualify as competent...

§57-3-9. Communications to Priests, Nuns, Clergy, Rabbis, Christian Science Practitioners or Other Religious Counselors Not Subject to Being Compelled as Testimony - No priest, nun, rabbi, duly accredited Christian Science practitioner or...

§57-3-10. Reporters' Privilege - (a) "Reporter" means a person who regularly gathers, prepares, collects,...