Wyoming § 5-3-404 Criminal cases; reporting and transcript of
proceedings

Wyoming Statutes

§ 5-3-404 — Criminal cases; reporting and transcript of proceedings

Wyoming·Title 05 Courts·Ch. 3 DISTRICT COURTS·Art. 4 REPORTER

The court reporter for criminal cases prosecuted in the district
court shall report all testimony and all proceedings held in
open court, except informal discussions, informal instruction
conferences and pretrial conferences which shall be reported
when requested by a party. The reporter shall, within a
reasonable time, transcribe arraignment, plea, change of plea
and sentencing hearings and file the transcript in the official
court record.

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The court reporter for criminal cases prosecuted in the district
court shall report all testimony and all proceedings held in
open court, except informal discussions, informal instruction
conferences and pretrial conferences which shall be reported
when requested by a party. The reporter shall, within a
reasonable time, transcribe arraignment, plea, change of plea
and sentencing hearings and file the transcript in the official
court record.

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