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Title 01 — Civil Procedure
§ 1-42-203(d) Claims against participating local governments and their public employees, or a judicial officer exercising the authority vested in him, arising under 42 U.S.C. 1983 or other federal statutes, shall be defended and indemnification paid subject to the following conditions: (i) Public employees of participating local governments, other than peace officers, shall be defended and, to the extent provided by paragraph (iii) of this subsection, indemnified against any claim or demand, whether groundless or otherwise, arising out of an alleged act or omission occurring in the scope of duty; (ii) Any civil action, suit or proceeding which is brought against any public employee which on its face falls within the provisions of paragraph (i) of this subsection, or which the public employee, other than peace officers, asserts is based on an alleged act or omission in the scope of duty, shall be defended under the program with an automatic reservation of right by the board to reject the claim unless the act or omission is determined to be within the scope of duty. Any public employee against whom a claim within the scope of this subsection is made shall cooperate fully in the defense of the claim. If the board determines that the public employee has not cooperated or has otherwise acted to prejudice defense of the claim, the defense of the claim may be rejected at any time; (iii) Unless the act or omission upon which a claim is based is determined by the court or jury to be within the public employee's scope of duty, no funds shall be expended from the program in payment of the final judgment against the public employee; (iv) Nothing in this subsection shall be deemed to: (A) Increase the limits of liability under W.SCh. Local Government Insurance ProgramTitle Civil Procedure
Title 02 — Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code
Title 03 — Guardian and Ward
§ 3-1-101Definitions (a) As used in this title, unless otherwise required by the context or unless otherwise defined: (i) "Ancillary guardian" means a guardian appointed by a court of another state for a ward who is currently a resident of this state; (ii) "Clerk" means clerk of the district court in the county in which the matter is pending and includes the clerk of the probate court; (iii) "Conservator" means a person appointed by the court to have the custody and control of the property of a ward; (iv) "Fiduciary" means a guardian or conservator; (v) "Guardian" means a person who has qualified as a guardian of a minor or incompetent person pursuant to an appointment by the court to exercise the powers granted by the court. The term includes a plenary, limited, emergency and standby guardian, but does not include a guardian ad litem; (vi) "Guardian ad litem" means a person appointed by the court to represent the best interests of a respondent during the course of litigation; (vii) "Guardian of the estate" means "conservator"; (viii) "Guardian of the property" means "conservator"; (ix) "Incompetent person" means an individual who, for reasons other than being a minor, is unable unassisted to properly manage and take care of himself or his property as a result of the medical conditions of advanced age, physical disability, disease, the use of alcohol or controlled substances, mental illness, mental deficiency or intellectual disability; (x) "Limited conservatorship" means a conservatorship in which the appointment by the court is limited in scope of duties or duration of appointment; (xi) "Limited guardianship" means a guardianship in which the appointment by the court is limited in scope of duties or duration of appointment; (xii) "Mentally incompetent person" means an individual who is unable unassisted to properly manage and take care of himself or his property as the result of mental illness, mental deficiency or intellectual disability; (xiii) "Plenary conservatorship" means a conservatorship in which the appointment by the court carries the full range of duties allowable by law; (xiv) "Plenary guardianship" means a guardianship in which the appointment by the court carries the full range of duties allowable by law; (xv) "Ward" means an individual for whom a guardian or conservator has been appointed by the court or designated under W.S. 3-3-501; (xvi) "Minor" means an unemancipated individual under the age of majority as defined by W.S. 14-1-101(a); (xvii) "Person" means an adult individual, or a nonprofit organization with a guardianship program; (xviii) "Respondent" means an adult or minor individual for whom a guardianship or conservatorship or other protective order is soughtCh. General ProvisionsTitle Guardian and Ward
Title 04 — Fiduciaries
Title 05 — Courts
Title 06 — Crimes and Offenses
Title 07 — Criminal Procedure
Title 08 — General Provisions
Title 09 — Administration of the Government
§ 9-1-202The coordinator shall: (i) Provide administrative support for the ENDOW executive council; (ii) Direct and oversee the execution of Wyoming's economic diversification strategies and initiatives and the advancement of the interests of Wyoming in policy, program and project development and implementation to support diversification of the economy of Wyoming. Unless law directs a different state entity to undertake those programs and projects the coordinator may initiate or implement those programs and projects; (iii) Coordinate activities with the Wyoming business council, community college commission, University of Wyoming, department of workforce services, Wyoming department of transportation, department of environmental quality, office of state lands and investments and other departments, boards, commissions, authorities and agencies of the state of Wyoming to assure efficient use of state resources in execution of Wyoming's economic diversification strategy; (iv) Compile detailed information on all programs and projects undertaken for the purpose of measuring trends, development and progress in the diversification of the economy of Wyoming; (v) Initiate, implement, sponsor, promote and coordinate policy research, policy development and economic analysis to support diversification of the economy of Wyoming; (vi) Where appropriate and authorized by the governor, make use of the services and facilities of other departments, boards, commissions and agencies of the state of WyomingCh. Wyoming Economic Development ActTitle Administration of the Government
§ 9-2-126Information obtained under this paragraph shall remain confidential and may not be used in a manner that discloses the name or other identifying information about the persons whose records are being released; (iii) Within the treatment facility where the client is receiving treatment as necessary for the provision of mental health or substance abuse services; (iv) To a licensed physician or a licensed health care provider who has determined that the life or health of the client is in danger and that treatment without the information contained in the treatment records could be injurious to the client's health. Disclosure under this paragraph shall be limited to the portions of the records necessary to meet the medical emergency; (v) To a treatment facility that is to receive the client from another treatment facility. The release of records under this subsection shall be limited to the treatment records required by law and those treatment records as necessary for the provision of mental health and substance abuse services; (vi) To a correctional facility, the board of parole, a corrections employee or contractor who is responsible for the supervision of a person who is receiving mental health or substance abuse services. Release of records under this paragraph is limited to and as follows: (A) An evaluation report provided pursuant to a written supervision plan; (B) The discharge summary, including a record or summary of all somatic treatments, at the termination of any treatment provided as part of the supervision plan; (C) When a person is returned from a treatment facility to a correctional facility or when a person under the supervision of the department of corrections is receiving mental health or substance abuse services from a treatment facility, the information provided under paragraph (v) of this subsectionCh. Agencies, Boards, Commissions And DepartmentsTitle Administration of the Government
§ 33-29-801(vi) "Resident firm" means a firm that: (A) Possesses a physical office within the state that is staffed by individuals with professional and technical expertise who are employed in the state; and (B) Certifies in the firm's current statement of qualifications or application that if selected for the project the percentage of professional services specified in this subparagraph shall be performed by individuals or consultants employed in the state who will perform their labor or professional services provided under the contract within the boundaries of the state. The individuals who will perform the professional services shall possess the professional and technical qualifications necessary to perform the work required by the contract. The following percentages shall apply to this subparagraph: (I) For any projects with negotiated fees for professional services in an amount equal to one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000.00) or less - fifty percent (50%) of the professional services provided under the firm's contract; (II) For any projects with negotiated fees for professional services in an amount greater than one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000.00) but less than three million dollars ($3,000,000.00) - forty percent (40%) of the professional services provided under the firm's contract; (III) For any projects with negotiated fees for professional services in an amount equal to three million dollars ($3,000,000.00) or more - thirty percent (30%) of the professional services provided under the firm's contractCh. Professional Architectural, Engineering AndTitle Administration of the Government
Title 10 — Aeronautics
Title 11 — Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals