§ 19-12-109 — Immunity of national guard member; commission of felony or lesser crime by such member

(a) Repealed by Laws 2021, ch. 159, § 2.
(b) When any crime against the laws of Wyoming or any
political subdivision thereof is alleged to have been committed
by any member of the Wyoming national guard, upon presentation
of the proper warrant he shall be apprehended by military
authorities and surrendered to the proper civil authorities of
the county wherein the warrant was issued.
(c) Repealed by Laws 2021, ch. 159, § 2.
(d) Nothing herein grants immunity from service of
warrants issued upon a charge or complaint alleging the
violation of one (1) or more of the offenses set forth in W.S.
19-12-110 nor shall any such immunity prevent prosecution of a
member of the Wyoming national guard by the proper authorities
at any time after termination of the period of any duty status
for which the immunity was effective.
(e) No member of the Wyoming national guard shall be held
to answer for a criminal offense in both civilian courts and the
military courts of this state. The decision as to under which
justice system a member is held to answer is left to the
discretion of the prosecuting attorney for the county in which
the offense is alleged to have occurred and the state judge
advocate. An impasse in this decision shall be referred to the
district court judge for resolution. The decision of the
district court judge is final.