Wyoming § 14-3-411 Complaints alleging neglect; investigation and
determination by district attorney

Wyoming Statutes

§ 14-3-411 — Complaints alleging neglect; investigation and determination by district attorney

Wyoming·Title 14 Children·Ch. 3 PROTECTION·Art. 4 CHILD PROTECTION ACT

Complaints alleging a child is neglected shall be referred to
the office of the district attorney. The district attorney shall
determine whether the best interest of the child requires that
judicial action be taken. The department of family services and
the county sheriff shall provide the district attorney with any
assistance he may require in making an investigation. The
district attorney shall prepare and file a petition with the
court if he believes action is necessary to protect the interest
of the child.

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Complaints alleging a child is neglected shall be referred to
the office of the district attorney. The district attorney shall
determine whether the best interest of the child requires that
judicial action be taken. The department of family services and
the county sheriff shall provide the district attorney with any
assistance he may require in making an investigation. The
district attorney shall prepare and file a petition with the
court if he believes action is necessary to protect the interest
of the child.

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