No Action On Phillip Sam Case
The Supreme Court said Monday it will not take the case of Phillip Sam, who killed 19-year-old Tyler Burns in a Cheyenne park in 2014.
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U.S. Supreme Court: Wyoming Must Pay Montana in Water Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court found Montana had been shorted a total of 1,356 acre-feet, or 442 million gallons of water in 2004 and 2006.
Wyoming Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Review Juvenile Murder Sentence
Attorney General Peter Michael says the practical effect of the state Supreme Court order would be that juveniles could commit additional crimes without additional punishment.
Internet Sales Tax Case
The South Dakota case could pave the way for Wyoming and other states to collect sales taxes on internet purchases.
Montana Man Seeks U.S. Supreme Court Appeal on Wyoming Poaching Case
Wyoming District Judge John Fenn upheld the conviction on appeal, and the Wyoming Supreme Court rejected the case in June.
Internet Sales Tax Passes
Whether the tax will ever be collected in Wyoming isn't clear.
Internet Sales Tax Approved
Whether Wyoming is ever able to collect this tax may be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Internet Sales Tax?
It could take a U.S. Supreme Court decision to actually collect the tax.
Federal Land Takeback?
A Republican lawmaker from Cheyenne says that while there is a chance some federal lands in Wyoming will eventually be returned to state control, Wyoming can't simply take them back.
U.W. Law Prof: Delaying Scalia Replacement Would Affect High Court For Nearly Two Years
The nation's polarized political climate could do a serious disservice to the judiciary for a long time if a replacement for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is not made soon.