This post is all about rehabbing your legal rights and formal background after a criminal conviction. If you or a loved one has lost their
Murder in Wyoming
Murder has its own gravity. Murder is a crime, sure, but its mythos and feel is more visceral and more real to most people than
From The Bench: Hot Pursuit
For today’s installment of “From The Bench,” we have a decision by the Wyoming Supreme Court, Dillon Wayne Fuller v. State, 2021 WY 36, concerning
Possession and Purchase of Firearms (updated June 2022)
This post was original published in 2021 before the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 2022 decision in New York Rifle & Pistol Assoc., Inc. v. Bruen,
From the Bench: Humanely Destroyed
For the very first installment of “From the Bench,” a series of posts highlighting new and interesting decisions from various courts, we are starting with
Self-Defense: Wyoming’s New “Castle Doctrine”
The “castle doctrine” is the common law principle that says individuals can use force, including deadly force, to protect against an intruder in their home.
Justice for Cowboys 