Wyoming Supreme Court

Riverton attorney Collin C. Hopkins has been issued an order of public censure by the Wyoming Supreme Court.
The public censure was prompted by Hopkins’ failure to comply with discovery in representing a client in a medical malpractice case
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In December 2019, the Wyoming Supreme Court dismissed the November 2018 verdict of third-degree sexual assault.

Uinta County resident Lyle Williams has petitioned the Wyoming Supreme Court to review five questions related to UW's policy of prohibiting firearms on campus.

Michael J. Pearce was disbarred for various violations.

Following a week of witness testimony, it took the 12 Natrona County Jurors less than two hours to convict Andrew Steplock on all four charges.

In September, Tamblyn filed his appeal with the Wyoming Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments in March.

The Wyoming Department of Health has the responsibility to maintain accurate vital records.

The 90-day suspension will take effect on May 11.

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.