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The Wyoming Judicial Branch is an independent branch of government committed to providing fair, timely, and impartial justice while upholding constitutional rights and maintaining law and order.

The Lincoln County Circuit Court in Kemmerer is seeking its next Chief Clerk to manage the Court's operations and proced...
10/07/2026

The Lincoln County Circuit Court in Kemmerer is seeking its next Chief Clerk to manage the Court's operations and procedures.

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4giAUbE

On Friday, the Wyoming Supreme Court hosted the Wyoming State Bar Admission Ceremony, administering oaths to more than 4...
10/05/2026

On Friday, the Wyoming Supreme Court hosted the Wyoming State Bar Admission Ceremony, administering oaths to more than 40 new Wyoming attorneys.

Congratulations and best of luck as you begin your careers!

The Wyoming Supreme Court traveled to Casper last week to Casper College to hear oral arguments in a case before the Cou...
09/28/2026

The Wyoming Supreme Court traveled to Casper last week to Casper College to hear oral arguments in a case before the Court, before students became justices themselves to hear a fictional case. The justices then took questions from students about their role, work, and how Wyoming's third branch of government protects the rights of all citizens.

This summer, several current and retired Wyoming judges and justices volunteered their time to the University of Wyoming...
09/25/2026

This summer, several current and retired Wyoming judges and justices volunteered their time to the University of Wyoming College of Law Summer Trial Institute, a two-week program focused on learning trial skills and preparing to try a case before a jury.

On September 17, 1787, delegates in Philadelphia signed the U.S. Constitution, the document that still shapes how Wyomin...
09/17/2026

On September 17, 1787, delegates in Philadelphia signed the U.S. Constitution, the document that still shapes how Wyoming courtrooms administer justice today.

Every judge and justice in our state takes an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. On Constitution Day, we're reflecting on that responsibility and the enduring framework that guides our work.

Judge Michael Greer, a recently retired Uinta County circuit court judge, received the Larry L. Lehman Award for Judicia...
09/17/2026

Judge Michael Greer, a recently retired Uinta County circuit court judge, received the Larry L. Lehman Award for Judicial Excellence. Judge Greer was nominated and selected for his reputation as an approachable, calming, even-tempered professional and mentor.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3ViBmzU

The Court Navigator Program is now available in Albany County! Trained volunteers can help individuals understand legal ...
09/15/2026

The Court Navigator Program is now available in Albany County! Trained volunteers can help individuals understand legal procedures, find resources, and navigate the court system.

Volunteers are now accepting virtual appointments. Learn more and schedule: https://bit.ly/4yANcUr

09/14/2026

The Wyoming Supreme Court will be traveling to Casper College on Thursday, September 24th. The Court will begin oral arguments at 10 a.m., followed by an opportunity for Casper College students to play the role of a Supreme Court justice in hearing a case.

The event will take place at the Wheeler Concert Hall and is open to the public.

09/10/2026

We want to take a moment to spotlight a member of , Lydia from Uinta County. In the circuit court, people like Lydia are likely to be among the first faces you'll see when you encounter the court system.

Hear from Lydia about her role and what she enjoys about the work she does.

The Wyoming Judicial Branch has been made aware of scammers contacting court users, posing as court officials, and reque...
09/09/2026

The Wyoming Judicial Branch has been made aware of scammers contacting court users, posing as court officials, and requesting money to pay their bond through payment apps.

No court in Wyoming will contact you requesting money. If you receive a payment request, call your local court immediately and ask about any outstanding payments you may have.

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