AP-NORC Poll: Nearly All in US Back Criminal Justice Reform
Americans are largely united behind the idea that action is required.
Courts
Wyoming Courts Adapt to Video and Audio Hearings Amid Pandemic
Laramie County District Court and Circuit Court both adopted the order.
Wyoming Courts Extend Coronavirus Measures Through May
The measures set to expire April 10 will now continue through May 31.
Wyoming’s Courts, Governor, Back Stricter COVID-19 Measures
Gov. Mark Gordon is overriding his own previous remarks.
ACLU Urges Wyoming Lawmakers to Consider Justice Reform
American Civil Liberties Union Wyoming's Sabrina King says those numbers are largely due to the creation of new crimes.
Wyoming Courts Plan Upgrades Funded by Higher Fees
The changes include new Wi-Fi so courts can use web-based programs and equipment for audio systems and jury rooms.
Constitutional Amendment Would Restrict Wyoming Courts on Education
Democratic Sen. Chris Rothfuss, of Laramie, opposed the proposal, saying it's an attempt by legislators to avoid having to address tax increases.
Wyoming Constitutional Amendment Would Restrict Courts on Education
If adopted by the Legislature, the proposal would go on the next statewide general election ballot.
Wyoming Chief Justice Seeks Pay Raises for Circuit Judges
In addition, Burke says it's unclear who is responsible for paying for the purchase, installation and maintenance of audio and visual equipment in courtrooms.
Laramie Taxi Driver Sentenced For Drunk Driving
A Laramie man who seriously injured a passenger in his cab after drunk driving has been sentenced in Albany County District Court.