5-2-119. Appeals from courts of limited jurisdiction.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any case in which original jurisdiction is in a municipal court or a circuit court may be appealed to the district courts and thereafter to the Wyoming supreme court only if the supreme court grants a writ of certiorari agreeing to hear the appeal. The Wyoming supreme court shall adopt procedures under which the court will grant or deny appeals to the court in such cases and provide the standards and extent of review.
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.