The Wyoming Supreme Court held that outdated teacher-salary and inflation funding violated equal protection, but narrowed the trial court’s broader school-funding remedies.
The Wyoming Supreme Court held that time spent jailed on independent Iowa charges did not count toward a Wyoming sentence and declined to review a later counsel order that was not identified in a notice of appeal.
The Wyoming Supreme Court held that jail time already credited to a probation-revocation sentence did not have to be credited again in two separate felony cases.
The Wyoming Supreme Court held that Brown waived a new dog-sniff suppression theory and upheld the admission of coded drug-related messages under Rule 404(b).
The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed an injunction barring an LLC manager from acting for the company, while holding that the trial court’s contract ruling remains preliminary.
The Wyoming Supreme Court held that witness intimidation is a specific-intent conduct offense, affirmed Walker’s convictions, and remanded to correct illegal misdemeanor sentences.