Wyoming § 7-13-418 Selection, training and powers of local
volunteer; compensation

Wyoming Statutes

§ 7-13-418 — Selection, training and powers of local volunteer; compensation

Wyoming § 7-13-418

Title 07Criminal Procedure

Ch. 13SENTENCE AND IMPRISONMENT

Art. 4PROBATION AND PAROLE GENERALLY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 7-13-418 (2026).

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(a)In order to further the objectives of W.S. 7-13-401 through 7-13-424, the field services administrator may select, organize and train local volunteer citizens who, acting under his supervision, may:

(i)Advise and assist probation and parole agents with special reference to vocational and technical education services for probationers and parolees;

(ii)Maintain liaison with all appropriate municipal, county, state and federal agencies whose services aid in the reintegration of offenders into society;

(iii)Assist in programs relating to the social, moral and psychological needs of persons released under probation and parole supervision;

(iv)Not receive compensation from the state. At the discretion of the field services administrator, however, volunteers may be reimbursed for necessar

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(a) In order to further the objectives of W.S. 7-13-401
through 7-13-424, the field services administrator may select,
organize and train local volunteer citizens who, acting under
his supervision, may:
(i) Advise and assist probation and parole agents
with special reference to vocational and technical education
services for probationers and parolees;
(ii) Maintain liaison with all appropriate municipal,
county, state and federal agencies whose services aid in the
reintegration of offenders into society;
(iii) Assist in programs relating to the social,
moral and psychological needs of persons released under
probation and parole supervision;
(iv) Not receive compensation from the state. At the
discretion of the field services administrator, however,
volunteers may be reimbursed for necessary and actual expenses
incurred in performing the duties described in this section.