Wyoming § 5-9-210 5-9-207. Full-time magistrates; term of office; retention;
removal

Wyoming Statutes

§ 5-9-210 — 5-9-207. Full-time magistrates; term of office; retention; removal

Wyoming·Title 05 Courts·Ch. 9 CIRCUIT COURTS·Art. 2 MAGISTRATES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

(a)The term of office of each full-time magistrate selected under W.S. 5-9-206 and appointed under W.S. 5-9-202 shall be four (4) years. The magistrate shall serve for one (1) year after that person's appointment and until the first Monday in January following the next general election after the expiration of that year.

(b)At the general election, the full-time magistrate shall stand for retention in office in the county wherein the magistrate was appointed. Irrespective of any vote of the electorate whereby the magistrate is retained in office, the circuit judges of the circuit by unanimous vote may remove the magistrate.

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(a) The term of office of each full-time magistrate
selected under W.S. 5-9-206 and appointed under W.S. 5-9-202
shall be four (4) years. The magistrate shall serve for one (1)
year after that person's appointment and until the first Monday
in January following the next general election after the
expiration of that year.
(b) At the general election, the full-time magistrate
shall stand for retention in office in the county wherein the
magistrate was appointed. Irrespective of any vote of the
electorate whereby the magistrate is retained in office, the
circuit judges of the circuit by unanimous vote may remove the
magistrate.

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