Wyoming Supreme Court

Wyoming's new "stand your ground" law went into effect a month before the killing.

The Wyoming Supreme Court will decide whether transgender residents can change their sex on their birth certificates.

The state filed forfeiture proceedings in August 2014.

Pine Bluffs began operating a daycare in a community center in the 1970s and moved the business into a separate building in 2009.

Freedom resident Clyde Stock has no current or past listed phone numbers, so he could not be contacted for a comment.

The court did not agree with Cercy's appeal of his conviction in November 2018 that he was tried twice for the same crime, known as double jeopardy.

The panel also said a lack of any prior disciplinary action against DeLeon was a significant mitigating factor.

The victim identified Brown. She said he had taken her out to his truck in the parking lot, where he touched her inappropriately.

The defendant, Lyle Williams, was cited for trespassing by UW Police in 2018.

Lozano said a heavy workload prevented her attorneys from representing those who couldn't afford private counsel.