Presentments and Indictments.
62-2-1Prosecutions to be by presentment or indictment.62-2-2When name of prosecutor, etc., to be affixed to indictment, etc.; requiring security for costs from prosecutor.62-2-3When costs assessed against prosecutor.62-2-4Indictment for perjury; admissibility of certain records, etc., as evidence.62-2-5Indictment for embezzlement; description and proof of money in prosecutions for embezzlement and other crimes.62-2-6Indictment for forgery.62-2-7Proof of possession of or title to property.62-2-8Allegations of intent to injure, cheat or defraud.62-2-9Unnecessary allegations may be omitted.62-2-10Defects not invalidating indictment.62-2-11Defects cured by verdict.62-2-12Discharge of imprisoned person upon failure to indict within certain time; person not indicted by reason of insanity.62-2-13Process, capias and summons in criminal cases.62-2-14Direction and execution of process; several writs against same person.62-2-15Mailing of process by clerk to officer.62-2-16Execution of process within state.62-2-17Delivery of prisoner to court, magistrate or jailer.62-2-18W. Va. Code § 62-2-18Repealed62-2-19Prosecutions relating to license taxes, offenses against public policy, etc.62-2-20Exceptions to indictments relating to license taxes and offenses against public policy.62-2-21Second capias or trial after summons in misdemeanor cases not covered in §62-2-19.62-2-22Discontinuance of criminal prosecution for failure to award process or enter continuance.62-2-23Prosecutions against corporations; effect of failure of corporation to appear.62-2-24Joinder of certain counts.62-2-25Compromise or suppression of indictment or presentment.