5-2-110. Opinions to be in writing and filed; dissenting opinion.
The opinion of the justices of the supreme court on any matter pending before it, shall be given in writing and be filed with the papers in the case, and when the justices thereof are divided in opinion in any case, the fact of such division shall be stated in the opinion and the dissenting justice may file his opinion.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Section 5-2-101 - Regular Terms.
Section 5-2-102 - Number of Justices; Chief Justice; Head of Judicial System.
Section 5-2-103 - Special Terms.
Section 5-2-104 - One Day Notice of Special Term; Order.
Section 5-2-105 - Transaction of Business at Special Term; Not to Interfere With Regular Term.
Section 5-2-107 - Causes May Be Matured to Adjourned Terms.
Section 5-2-109 - Undisposed Proceedings to Stand Continued.
Section 5-2-110 - Opinions to Be in Writing and Filed; Dissenting Opinion.
Section 5-2-112 - Justices Not to Practice Law.
Section 5-2-113 - Rules of Practice for Supreme Court; Effect of Rules.
Section 5-2-118 - Adoption of Rules and Regulations Relative to the Practice of Law.
Section 5-2-119 - Appeals From Courts of Limited Jurisdiction.
Section 5-2-121 - Indigent Civil Legal Services Account Created; Purposes.
Section 5-2-122 - Indigent Civil Legal Services Program Created; Purposes.