Wyoming § 9-2-1811 Confidentiality of panel proceedings; privilege;
decision not admissible

Wyoming Statutes

§ 9-2-1811 — Confidentiality of panel proceedings; privilege; decision not admissible

Wyoming § 9-2-1811

Title 09Administration of the Government

Ch. 2AGENCIES, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND DEPARTMENTS

Art. 18PROFESSIONAL REVIEW PANEL

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 9-2-1811 (2026).

Text

(a)The director shall maintain records of all proceedings before the panel, which shall include the nature of the act or omissions alleged in the claim, a brief summary of the evidence presented, the decision of the panel and any majority or minority opinions filed. Except as otherwise required by law, any records which may identify any party to the proceedings shall not be made public and are not subject to subpoena but are to be used solely for the purpose of compiling statistical data and facilitating ongoing studies of professional malpractice in this state.

(b)No panel member may be called to testify in any proceeding concerning the deliberations, discussions, decisions and internal proceedings of the panel.

(c)The decision of the panel is not admissible as evidence in any action.

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(a) The director shall maintain records of all proceedings
before the panel, which shall include the nature of the act or
omissions alleged in the claim, a brief summary of the evidence
presented, the decision of the panel and any majority or
minority opinions filed. Except as otherwise required by law,
any records which may identify any party to the proceedings
shall not be made public and are not subject to subpoena but are
to be used solely for the purpose of compiling statistical data
and facilitating ongoing studies of professional malpractice in
this state.
(b) No panel member may be called to testify in any
proceeding concerning the deliberations, discussions, decisions
and internal proceedings of the panel.
(c) The decision of the panel is not admissible as
evidence in any action.