‘Good time’ rolling soon to a jail near you?
Last year inmates spent two months on average in jails after sentencing, awaiting a prison bed and losing opportunities to reduce time with good behavior.
Legislature
Lawmakers eye stricter trespass laws at agriculture’s request
The Judiciary Committee advanced a suggestion brought by the farming and ranching lobby that will make it easier to prosecute the public for trespassing.
Recently elected Secretary of State Buchanan seeks judgeship
Just seven months after winning election as Secretary of State, he now wants to be appointed a judge. Governor will pick from three candidates.
Wyo abandons bid for ‘primacy’ over federal enviro reviews
An array of officials Thursday backed off pursuit of “primacy” over the NEPA process in Wyoming.
No easy fix: Lawmakers, public confounded by revenue debate
Analysis
by 6 Comments As the reality of coal revenue’s irreversible retreat sets in, discussions of how to otherwise fund state government grow more prominent, somber and difficult.
