Wyoming § 9-1-615 Division agents; power and authority of agents

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§ 9-1-615 — Division agents; power and authority of agents

Wyoming·Title 09 Administration of the Government·Ch. 1 STATE OFFICERS·Art. 6 ATTORNEY GENERAL

Each agent of the division has the power and authority of any
law enforcement officer in this state.

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