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Refusing to Decide as Abuse of Discretion: Hale & Ringen v. City of Laramie and the Duty to Adjudicate Rule 60(b) Motions to Modify Injunctions I. Introduction In Timothy Hale and Sonja Ringen v....
Prejudgment Interest as a Question of Law for the Court: Commentary on Russ & Debi Ropken v. YJ Construction, Inc., 2025 WY 131 I. Introduction The Wyoming Supreme Court’s decision in Russ Ropken and...
Separate Estate, Marital Earnings, and “Property Acquired During Marriage”: The Wyoming Supreme Court’s Framework for Interpreting Postnuptial Agreements in Young v. Jones I. Introduction In Bethany...
Mutual Waivers as Consideration and Limits on Separate‑Property Clauses in Wyoming Postnuptial Agreements Commentary on Jeremy D. Jones v. Bethany D. Young, 2025 WY 130 (Wyo. Dec. 10, 2025) I....
Hunter v. Universal Precast: Limiting Dismissal as a Sanction After Mistrial and Reaffirming Gatekeeping in Wyoming Introduction In Scott Hunter and Heather Hunter, as Next Friends and Parents of LH,...
From “Good Government” to Concrete Harm: Wyoming Supreme Court Reaffirms Limits on Declaratory and Taxpayer Standing in Williams v. Board of County Commissioners I. Introduction In Christopher...
Best Interests, Not Equal Time: No Constitutional Right to 50/50 Parenting Between Fit Parents in Wyoming I. Introduction The Wyoming Supreme Court’s decision in Peter Augustus Smith v. Justine...
Production vs. Transportation in Wyoming Oil & Gas Taxation: Commentary on Wyoming Department of Revenue v. PacifiCorp & Merit Energy Company, LLC, 2025 WY 126 I. Introduction The Wyoming Supreme...
Jurisdictional Limits of W.R.Cr.P. 41(g) and Sovereign Immunity in Lost-Property Claims: Commentary on Scott Dearold Bressette v. State of Wyoming, 2025 WY 125 I. Introduction In Scott Dearold...
Consecutive by Silence: Wyoming High Court Confirms That Silent Oral Sentences Are Presumed Consecutive—and Written Judgments May Explicitly Say So Commentary on Brewer v. State, 2025 WY 123 (Wyo....
No Requirement for Self‑Defense Unanimity Instructions or Special Verdict Interrogatories Under Wyoming Law Introduction In James Franklin Mavigliano v. State of Wyoming, 2025 WY 122 (Wyo. Nov. 6,...
Reasonable Suspicion for 100-Foot Turn-Signal Violations: Trained Officer Distance Estimates and Ambiguous Dashcam Footage Suffice Case: Mark David Davis v. The State of Wyoming (2025 WY 120) Court:...
No Prophylactic Brady Duty: Wyoming Supreme Court Declines to Require Preemptive “Brady Cop” Disclosures and Sends Ambiguous Non‑Disparagement Clause to the Fact‑Finder Introduction This commentary...
Silence Is Not Ambiguity: Wyoming High Court Holds Written Judgment Cannot Supply a Probation Length Omitted at Sentencing Introduction In James D. Van Winter v. State of Wyoming, 2025 WY 119 (Wyo....
Silence Is Conflict: Wyoming Supreme Court Requires Probation Length Be Orally Pronounced; Written Judgment Cannot Supply Missing Term Introduction In James D. Van Winter v. The State of Wyoming,...
Robin v. State: Wyoming Affirms 911 Calls Made During an Ongoing Emergency Are Nontestimonial and Admissible as Excited Utterances Introduction In Michael Isreal Robin, Sr. v. State of Wyoming, 2025...
Intent to Steal May Be Inferred from Social Media Planning and Forced Entry; Co‑Conspirator Messages Admissible with Independent Proof of Conspiracy Introduction This commentary examines the Wyoming...
“Dispositive Must Mean Case-Ending”: Wyoming Supreme Court Invalidates Non‑Dispositive Conditional Plea Under W.R.Cr.P. 11(a)(2) in Kotrc v. State Introduction In Cody Allan Kotrc v. State of...
A Bifurcated Test for “Cruel or Unusual”: Wyoming Supreme Court Clarifies Article 1, § 14 and Declines Categorical Protections for Emerging Adults Introduction In Christopher Robert Hicks v. The...