§ 19-12-108 — Confinement in county jail; fines

(a) Where punishment by a court-martial is imprisonment
for one (1) year or less, confinement shall be in the county
jail of the county wherein the court is convened. The sheriff
shall accept the prisoner upon receipt of written order
promulgating the sentence of the court.
(b) Where punishment by a court-martial is imprisonment
for more than one (1) year, the prisoner shall be remanded to
the custody of the department of corrections in the same manner
as civilians convicted of criminal offenses classified as a
felony.
(c) Fines imposed by a court-martial, at the option of the
president of the court-martial or the summary court officer, may
be collected in the following manner:
(i) By forfeiture of pay or allowances, or both, due
or to become due from the state or the United States;
(ii) By immediate payment of the fine in full, in
cash, to the deputy director of the Wyoming military department
to be paid into the state treasury; or
(iii) Upon failure of the convicted person to
forthwith pay the fine in cash when so ordered, by the
commitment of the person to the county jail of the county
wherein the court is held for five (5) days. If the fine remains
unpaid sixty (60) days after release, the convicted person shall
be again committed to the county jail of the county wherein the
court is held for an additional five (5) days.