About the Courts
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Calendar / Happenings
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Outreach
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Court Associations
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Children's Justice Project
The purpose of the Children’s Justice Project is to improve outcomes for Wyoming’s most vulnerable population—abused and neglected children in the court system. Find more information here.
News
View All News"You Be The Judge" comes to Albany County
The Albany County Bar Association, in conjunction with the Wyoming Second Judicial District Court for Albany County and the Wyoming Supreme Court, will present "You Be The Judge" to the citizens of Albany County on November 16th and 17th. This is a free interactive community outreach program that provides an in-depth look at the difficult decisions made by Wyoming judges and justices. Legal Arguments will be presented on various topics, and the audience will then have the opportunity to rule on the matters. For more information, access press release here.
Read MoreNovember 2016 Attorney Recommendations
The Wyoming Supreme Court is pleased to announce the names of newly recommended attorneys from the Board of Law Examiners and the Character and Fitness Committee for the month of November, 2016
Read MoreGovernor Appoints New District Court Judge for Second Judicial District
Governor Matt Mead has selected Tori R. A. Kricken as the District Court Judge for the Second Judicial District in Albany County. Kricken fills the vacancy created by Judge Jeffrey Donnell's retirement effective January 2, 2017. Access Press Release here.
Read MoreGovernor Appoints New Circuit Court Judge for Campbell County
Governor Matt Mead has selected Paul Phillips as Circuit Court Judge for the Sixth Judicial District in Campbell County. Phillips fills the vacancy created by Judge Terrill Tharp's retirement effective January 1, 2017. Access Press Release here.
Read MoreCongratulations to Retiring Judges Donnell and Tharp
Judicial positions are a unique challenge—it takes a mix of special qualities to perform the job effectively. The Wyoming judiciary has been very fortunate to have benefitted from the integrity, temperament and knowledge of District Judge Jeffrey Donnell and Circuit Court Judge Terrill Tharp over the past 19 years and 22 years, respectively. In August, these two members of the judiciary announced their plans to retire as of January, 2017. Access full article here.
Read MoreJudge Donnell Receives State Bar President's Award
The Wyoming State Bar recently announced that the Honorable Jeffrey A. Donnell, District Judge for the Second Judicial District, Laramie, is this year's recipient of the State Bar President's Award. Congratulations, Judge Donnell, for receiving this well-deserved award. Access the full article here.
Read MoreJudge Roberts Receives Judicial Excellence Award
The Wyoming State Bar and the Wyoming Supreme Court are pleased to announce that the Honorable Wesley A. Roberts, Circuit Court Judge for the Ninth Judicial District - Riverton, is this year's recipient of the Larry L. Lehman Award for Judicial Excellence. Access the full article here.
Read MoreWyoming Court Security Commission's 2016 Annual Report
The Wyoming Court Security Commission submitted its annual report, as required by statute, on the status of court security in the State of Wyoming. To access the report, click here.
Read MoreEqual Justice Wyoming’s 2016 Annual Report
Equal Justice Wyoming submitted its annual report to the Wyoming Supreme Court covering the 2016 fiscal year ending June 30, 2016. To access the report, click here.
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