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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
§61-2-18 Murder in dueling; death without state.
§61-2-18. Murder in dueling; death without state.
If any person fight a duel in this state, and in so doing inflict a mortal wound, he shall be deemed guilty of murder. And if any person resident in this state, by previous agreement made within the same, fight a duel without the state, and in so doing inflict a mortal wound, he shall be deemed guilty of murder in this state.
If any person fight a duel in this state, and in so doing inflict a mortal wound, he shall be deemed guilty of murder. And if any person resident in this state, by previous agreement made within the same, fight a duel without the state, and in so doing inflict a mortal wound, he shall be deemed guilty of murder in this state.
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