Liberal Ginsburg backed a Wyo ranch owner who sued the feds
The late Supreme Court justice wanted a Hot Springs County rancher’s suit over alleged government harassment to go to trial. She lost, but penned a dissent that bears a review.
constitution
Protesters challenge arrests as First Amendment infringements
Ten people arrested or cited in Laramie during peaceful protests calling for police reform and supporting Black Lives Matter are asking for their citations to be dismissed.
U.S. Justice Department ‘actively monitoring’ Wyo health orders
In response to individuals who complained Teton County pandemic restrictions violated the U.S. Constitution, the U.S. attorney for Wyoming has told critics he is monitoring restrictions imposed to stop the COVID-19 outbreak but stopped short of saying he found any violations.
Time for lawmakers to roll up the sleeves, the interim’s here
Opinion
by 1 Comment The session gets the attention, but the Legislature relies on the interim — the 48 or 50 weeks between sessions — to get the job done.
State leaves data trespass defeat unchallenged
The deadline for Wyoming to appeal a judge’s ruling that struck down portions of the controversial laws passed without rebuttal
