Wyoming Statutes
§ 5-9-118 — Judge may be district court commissioner; private practice of law prohibited; magistrate of circuit court permitted to practice law
A judge of a circuit court may be appointed to and hold the
office of district court commissioner. A judge of a circuit
court shall devote full time to the office and may not engage in
the private practice of law. A magistrate of a circuit court,
who is otherwise authorized to practice law in Wyoming, may
engage in the private practice of law so long as that practice
does not conflict with his duties as magistrate of a circuit
court.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 5-9-102
Circuit court established; funding§ 5-9-103
Number and location of judges§ 5-9-104
Repealed by Laws 2018, ch. 108, § 3§ 5-9-105
Extending jurisdiction to try misdemeanors
committed in violation of city or town ordinances§ 5-9-108
Name of court; presider§ 5-9-109
Term of judges§ 5-9-111
Qualifications for appointment§ 5-9-115
Repealed By Laws 2011, Ch. 57, § 1