Wyoming Statutes
§ 5-13-103 — Number of judges; location of chambers; concurrent jurisdiction
Wyoming § 5-13-103
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Bluebook
Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 5-13-103 (2026).
Text
(a)The chancery court of the state of Wyoming shall
consist of no more than three (3) judges. The location of
chambers and assignment of cases shall be prescribed by rules
promulgated by the supreme court.
(b)All chancery court judges in the state shall have
concurrent jurisdiction throughout the state as provided in W.S.
5-13-115(d).
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Nearby Sections
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§ 5-13-101
Chancery court established§ 5-13-105
Name of court; presider§ 5-13-106
Term of chancery court judges§ 5-13-108
Qualifications for appointment§ 5-13-112
Salaries of judges; traveling expenses§ 5-13-113
Oath§ 5-13-114
Process extends throughout state§ 5-13-115
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