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Article 5

Wyo. Const. art. 5

Judicial Department

State of Wyoming

1How judicial power vested.2Supreme court generally; appellate jurisdiction.3Supreme court generally; original jurisdiction.4Supreme court generally; number; election of chief justice; quorum; vacancies in supreme court or district court; judicial nominating commission; terms; standing for retention in office.5Voluntary retirement and compensation of justices and judges.6Commission on judicial conduct and ethics.7Supreme court generally; terms of court.8Supreme court generally; qualifications of justices.9Supreme court generally; clerk.10District courts generally; jurisdiction.11District courts generally; judges to hold court for each other.12District courts generally; qualifications of judges.13District courts generally; clerks.14District courts generally; commissioners.15Style of process.16Supreme court judges limited to judicial duties.17Salaries of judges of supreme and district courts.18Appeals from district courts to supreme court.19State divided into districts; election and terms of district judges.20Districts defined.21Increase in number of districts and judges.22Jurisdiction of justices of the peace.23Appeals from justices' courts.24Terms of district courts; attaching unorganized territory to organized counties.25Judges of supreme and district courts shall not practice.26Power to fix terms of court.27Judges of supreme and district courts shall not hold other office.28Appeals from boards of arbitration.29Juvenile delinquency and domestic relations courts.