Rule 22 - Enforcement of judgments(a)Register of Unsatisfied Judgments. - The clerk shall maintain a register of all cases in which a period of confinement, fine, costs, forfeiture, and/or restitution have been ordered but which, upon 3 months from judgment and the expiration of any stay of execution, have not been satisfied, or, in the case of a period of confinement, is not currently being satisfied. Such register shall include the case number; name of the defendant; address of defendant, if known; nature of the offense; date of sentencing; period of confinement; fine, penalty and costs imposed; forfeiture or restitution ordered; and period of time unserved or amount of fine, penalty, costs, forfeiture and restitution remaining unsatisfied.(b) Notice of Unsatisfied Judgment. On a regular basis of at least once every month, the clerk shall: (1) Provide the prosecuting attorney a copy of the register of unsatisfied judgments with abstracts of judgment for entries involving any criminal violation occurring after July 9, 1993 for which court-imposed assessments have not been paid in full;(2) Provide the Division of Motor Vehicles a notice of all entries that have been added to the register since the previous notification regarding court-imposed assessments not paid in full for violations of Chapters 17, 17A, 17B, 17C and 17D of the West Virginia Code or such entries for any criminal violation occurring on or after July 9, 1993, with the exception of parking violations and other violations for which a citation may be issued to an unattended vehicle; and (3) Provide to the Division of Natural Resources a notice of all hunting or fishing violation entries that have been added to the register since the previous notification for which court-imposed assessments have not been paid in full.W. Va. R. Crim. Pro. Magist. Ct. 22
Adopted Effective 7/1/1988.