Wyoming Statutes
§ 7-11-403 — Applicability of rules and civil procedure provisions
Wyoming·Title 07 Criminal Procedure·Ch. 11 TRIAL AND MATTERS INCIDENT THERETO·Art. 4 TESTIMONY AND WITNESSES
(a)To the extent practicable and when not otherwise
specifically provided, the provisions of the Wyoming Rules of
Civil Procedure, the Wyoming Rules of Evidence and the Wyoming
Code of Civil Procedure shall govern in criminal cases, relative
to:
(i)Compelling the attendance and testimony of
witnesses;
(ii)The examination of witnesses and the
administering of oaths and affirmations;
(iii)Proceedings for contempt; and
(iv)Proceedings to enforce the remedies and protect
the rights of parties.
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§ 7-11-101
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