Wyoming § 21-25-202 Effect contingent on court ruling

Wyoming Statutes

§ 21-25-202 — Effect contingent on court ruling

Wyoming § 21-25-202

Title 21Education

Ch. 25STUDENT ELIGIBILITY IN INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES

Art. 2STUDENT ELIGIBILITY

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 21-25-202 (2026).

Text

This article is effective only during the period when a court of competent jurisdiction has invalidated or enjoined W.S. 21-25- 102. The attorney general shall, within thirty (30) days of the date of any invalidation or enjoinder, notify the governor who shall certify to the office of the secretary of state that this article is effective. If at any point the invalidation or enjoinder is lifted, the attorney general shall, within thirty

(30)days of the invalidation or enjoinder being lifted, notify the governor who shall certify to the office of the secretary of state that this article is no longer effective and W.S. 21-25- 102 is effective.

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This article is effective only during the period when a court of
competent jurisdiction has invalidated or enjoined W.S. 21-25-
102. The attorney general shall, within thirty (30) days of the
date of any invalidation or enjoinder, notify the governor who
shall certify to the office of the secretary of state that this
article is effective. If at any point the invalidation or
enjoinder is lifted, the attorney general shall, within thirty
(30) days of the invalidation or enjoinder being lifted, notify
the governor who shall certify to the office of the secretary of
state that this article is no longer effective and W.S. 21-25-
102 is effective.