Wyoming Bill To Make Attorney General An Elected Position Filed
Under Senate File 86, the attorney general would join the governor, treasurer, secretary of state, auditor, and superintendent of public instruction as a statewide elected office.
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Wyoming Gets $1 Million in Opioid Lawsuit Settlement
The agreement with McKinsey orders it to to make public online tens of thousands of internal documents detailing its work for Purdue Pharma.
Rep. Clem Calls For Investigation Of Gillette Mayor, City Council
Rep. Clem, in an interview on Wednesday with Glenn Woods on the ''Wakeup Wyoming" program, said Dumbrill was ''unhinged" at the meeting and referred to the event as ''mayhem."
Wyoming U.S. Attorney: Beware of Cornonavirus Scams, Fraud
The National Center for Disaster Fraud has a hotline that receives and enters complaints into a centralized system.
Wyoming Supreme Court Denies Latest Tony Cercy Appeal
In February 2018, a jury in Natrona County District Court acquitted Cercy on the first- and second-degree counts, but deadlocked on the third-degree count.
Wyoming Attorney General Says Company’s Promise Was a Scam
The lawsuit accuses the company of misrepresenting its products and affiliations and of using unfair acts and practices to sell merchandise.
Wyoming Supreme Court Won’t Hear Tony Cercy Petition About Verdict
Wyoming Chief Justice E. James Burke signed the order on Monday.
Should We Elect the AG?
The Senate voted 18-12 against the proposal to make the Wyoming Attorney General an elected position.
Money For Fraud Victims
The article includes a link to information on applying for the money.
Interim Casper Police Chief Raises Doubts About Richardson, McMurry Investigations
The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation has said providing the records and the the log of the records -- basically an index of the investigations -- could jeopardize its work.