In West Virginia, killing a cardinal, which is a protected species, can lead to legal penalties under state and federal wildlife laws. Violators may face fines, possible imprisonment, and restitution costs. Specifically, under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, killing a migratory bird can result in fines of up to $15,000 for individuals and even higher penalties for organizations. Always consult local wildlife regulations for the most accurate and updated information.
The State bird of West Virginia is the Cardinal.
Prince, WV. From there you can take the Cardinal east to Washington, DC and New York City or west to Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago.
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The penalty for killing an eagle is a fine of up to 100,000 and/or imprisonment for up to one year for a first offense, and steeper penalties for subsequent offenses.
The northern cardinal is found in most eastern and midwestern states.
The penalty for killing a bald eagle is a fine of up to 100,000 and/or imprisonment for up to one year for a first offense, and steeper penalties for subsequent offenses.
The death penalty is not enforced if the person is insane, or a genuine acct, and killing in war time.
Bad karma and a sick criminal past.
Killing a person is either murder or manslaughter even if they are not that innocent (not counting death penalty).
It would be extremely rude to kill a cardinal because it is a famous bird, and the Cardinals mascot. You wouldn't be put in jail if you weren't caught. Although you would have a punishment for killing one if you were caught, but I can insure you that you won't be put in jail for a killing a cardinal. If you were put in jail, that would be cruel and unusual.