1-14-105. Physician testifying as expert or performing postmortem or autopsy; postmortem fee certificate; exceptions.
The coroner or other officer who has ordered a postmortem examination shall issue to the physician or surgeon a certificate for the fees provided, which shall be paid by the board of county commissioners by issuing a county warrant on the treasurer of the county in which the services were rendered in the amount of the certificate. W.S. 1-14-104 and 1-14-105 do not apply in the case of any physician regularly employed by the county.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Civil Procedure
Chapter 14 - Fees and Costs and Security Therefor
Section 1-14-101 - "Folio" Defined.
Section 1-14-102 - Witness Fees; Fees for Expert Witnesses in Civil and Criminal Cases.
Section 1-14-103 - Witness or Juror to Receive Only Single Fee.
Section 1-14-104 - Physician Testifying as Expert or Performing Postmortem or Autopsy; Fees.
Section 1-14-106 - Payment of Fees in Criminal Cases.
Section 1-14-107 - Record of Attendance and Fees of Jurors and Witnesses.
Section 1-14-108 - Statement of Attendance of Jurors and Witnesses in Criminal Cases.
Section 1-14-110 - Only Actual Mileage Allowed for Service; Liability for False Statement.
Section 1-14-112 - Court Officers Not Allowed Witness Fees.
Section 1-14-113 - Officer's Fees to Be Posted; Penalty.
Section 1-14-114 - Officer's Return to Show His Fees.
Section 1-14-115 - Right to Receive Certified Bill of Costs or Fees.
Section 1-14-117 - Disposition of Costs Collected.
Section 1-14-118 - Payment of Fees and Compensation.
Section 1-14-122 - Additional Security Upon Motion of Defendant.
Section 1-14-123 - Judgment Against Surety for Costs; Execution.
Section 1-14-124 - Costs Allowed for Recovery of Money or Property.
Section 1-14-125 - When Costs Not Recoverable by Plaintiff.
Section 1-14-126 - Costs in Discretion of Court.
Section 1-14-127 - Recovery of Costs When Several Actions Brought on Same Instrument.