Wyoming § 5-3-112 Assignment to circuit court judge or chancery
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§ 5-3-112 — Assignment to circuit court judge or chancery court judge

Wyoming·Title 05 Courts·Ch. 3 DISTRICT COURTS·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

(a)A judge of the district court may assign to a circuit court judge or a chancery court judge any case or proceeding within the jurisdiction of the district court subject only to the following restrictions:

(i)Rules promulgated by the supreme court;

(ii)Acceptance of the judge to whom the assignment of the case or proceeding is to be made;

(iii)Consent of each plaintiff and each defendant in a civil action; and

(iv)Consent of both the prosecutor and the defendant in a criminal case in which the defendant is charged with any crime for which the aggregate sentences for all crimes charged exceed five (5) years in prison.

(b)The law and rules governing district court and appeals therefrom shall apply to a case or proceeding assigned pursuant to this section.

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(a) A judge of the district court may assign to a circuit
court judge or a chancery court judge any case or proceeding
within the jurisdiction of the district court subject only to
the following restrictions:
(i) Rules promulgated by the supreme court;
(ii) Acceptance of the judge to whom the assignment
of the case or proceeding is to be made;
(iii) Consent of each plaintiff and each defendant in
a civil action; and
(iv) Consent of both the prosecutor and the defendant
in a criminal case in which the defendant is charged with any
crime for which the aggregate sentences for all crimes charged
exceed five (5) years in prison.
(b) The law and rules governing district court and appeals
therefrom shall apply to a case or proceeding assigned pursuant
to this section.

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