Wyoming § 5-9-136 Request for jury in civil actions; fee; right to
jury in criminal actions

Wyoming Statutes

§ 5-9-136 — Request for jury in civil actions; fee; right to jury in criminal actions

Wyoming·Title 05 Courts·Ch. 9 CIRCUIT COURTS·Art. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

In civil actions in a circuit court, a jury shall be considered
waived unless demand is made by either party as provided by the
Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure and a jury fee in the amount
provided by the Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure is paid to the
clerk of the circuit court and thereafter is deposited and
dispersed as provided by the Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure.
In criminal proceedings in a circuit court the accused shall
have the right to a trial by jury unless such right is waived as
provided by the Wyoming Rules of Criminal Procedure.

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In civil actions in a circuit court, a jury shall be considered
waived unless demand is made by either party as provided by the
Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure and a jury fee in the amount
provided by the Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure is paid to the
clerk of the circuit court and thereafter is deposited and
dispersed as provided by the Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure.
In criminal proceedings in a circuit court the accused shall
have the right to a trial by jury unless such right is waived as
provided by the Wyoming Rules of Criminal Procedure.

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