Wyoming § 7-12-103 Filing of bill by attorney general in supreme
court

Wyoming Statutes

§ 7-12-103 — Filing of bill by attorney general in supreme court

Wyoming § 7-12-103

Title 07Criminal Procedure

Ch. 12APPEAL, EXCEPTIONS AND NEW TRIAL

Art. 1APPEAL AND BILL OF EXCEPTIONS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 7-12-103 (2026).

Text

Following certification of a bill of exceptions by the trial
court as provided by W.S. 7-12-102, the attorney general may
apply to the supreme court for permission to file the bill for
review and decision upon the points presented. If the supreme
court allows the bill to be filed, the judge who presided at the
trial in which the bill was taken shall appoint a competent
attorney to argue the case against the state and shall fix a
reasonable fee for his service to be paid out of the treasury of
the county in which the bill was taken.

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Following certification of a bill of exceptions by the trial
court as provided by W.S. 7-12-102, the attorney general may
apply to the supreme court for permission to file the bill for
review and decision upon the points presented. If the supreme
court allows the bill to be filed, the judge who presided at the
trial in which the bill was taken shall appoint a competent
attorney to argue the case against the state and shall fix a
reasonable fee for his service to be paid out of the treasury of
the county in which the bill was taken.