Wyoming § 19-9-203 Establishing bounds for annual field training
and other missions; entry without leave; disorderly conduct;
interrupting, molesting, insulting or obstructing officer or
soldier; penalties

Wyoming Statutes

§ 19-9-203 — Establishing bounds for annual field training and other missions; entry without leave; disorderly conduct; interrupting, molesting, insulting or obstructing officer or soldier; penalties

Wyoming § 19-9-203

Title 19Defense Forces and Affairs

Ch. 9WYOMING NATIONAL GUARD

Art. 2DUTIES AND POWERS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 19-9-203 (2026).

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(a)During an encampment for annual field training or when one (1) or more units of the national guard are engaged in a mission under lawful orders in an active state status, the commanding officer may fix certain bounds not including any public road within which no spectator may enter without leave. Whoever intrudes within such limits when forbidden to do so, or after entering with permission conducts himself in a disorderly manner, or resists a sentry or guard acting under orders to prevent the entry or to prevent disorderly conduct, may be arrested by the commanding officer or by his order and taken before a circuit court of the county. Upon conviction a person violating this subsection shall be fined not more than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), confined in the county jail for u

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(a) During an encampment for annual field training or when
one (1) or more units of the national guard are engaged in a
mission under lawful orders in an active state status, the
commanding officer may fix certain bounds not including any
public road within which no spectator may enter without leave.
Whoever intrudes within such limits when forbidden to do so, or
after entering with permission conducts himself in a disorderly
manner, or resists a sentry or guard acting under orders to
prevent the entry or to prevent disorderly conduct, may be
arrested by the commanding officer or by his order and taken
before a circuit court of the county. Upon conviction a person
violating this subsection shall be fined not more than seven
hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), confined in the county jail for
up to six (6) months, or both.
(b) Any person who interrupts, molests, insults by abusive
words or behavior, or obstructs any member of the national guard
while on duty on active state service or for drills, parades or
other military duty, is guilty of a misdemeanor and in addition
to prosecution for the offense may be immediately put under
guard by the officer in command until the duty is concluded. Any
civilian so placed under guard will be placed into the custody
of the local county sheriff without delay. Upon conviction the
person so offending shall be fined not more than seven hundred
fifty dollars ($750.00), confined in the county jail for up to
six (6) months, or both.