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When can Wyoming children be treated like adults in court? - WyoFile (opens the original)
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A Campbell County court sentenced 16-year-old Michael Frank Seiser to at least 20 years in prison in 2007 for his involvement in murders orchestrated by Kent Proffit, an adult. Though Seiser was a minor at the time, the teen was charged in adult court, meaning court proceedings were public, and he wasn’t entitled to protections under Wyoming’s Juvenile Justice Act. Juvenile courts are confidential and offer rehabilitative services specific to youth. It’s not unusual for Wyoming kids to be treate
Who is the Christian legal group representing the Wind River church embroiled in sermon controversy? - WyoFile (opens the original)
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A church facing demands to leave the Wind River Indian Reservation after its pastor delivered a sermon urging Native congregants to renounce Northern Arapaho traditions has a formidable ally in its corner as tensions continue to simmer. Last month, the Foundations for Nations church lodged a complaint with state and federal agencies against the Food Bank of Wyoming, alleging the organization unlawfully cut off its support on the basis of religious, political and racial discrimination. According
Wyoming stops housing inmates in Mississippi prison thanks to improved staffing (opens the original)
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Improved staffing across Wyoming correctional facilities allowed the Wyoming Department of Corrections to bring inmates back from a Mississippi prison, where they were sent in 2023, agency Director Dan Shannon said. The corrections department announced last month that it had returned to Wyoming all 240 inmates who had been housed at the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tallahatchie, Mississippi. “Bringing these individuals back home to their families has always been a top priority,”
ACLU to appeal immigration case against Laramie County sheriff to Wyoming Supreme Court - WyoFile (opens the original)
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The American Civil Liberties Union will appeal its immigration case against Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak to the Wyoming Supreme Court after a judge dismissed the matter last month. The timing of the appeal is still up in the air, a Wyoming ACLU spokesperson told WyoFile. Kozak said the group should instead drop the matter. “The public has already put this frivolous [lawsuit] in the past; the ACLU should do the same,” Kozak said in a text message. “We will continue our mission to impact dru
Amid national backlash, Wyomingites fight Flock while police defend surveillance cameras (opens the original)
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The police chief turned his table to face a standing-room-only gallery in Glenrock’s aging town hall. With the Glenrock Town Council behind him, Police Chief Colter Felton sat for more than an hour explaining Flock cameras to an audience that alternated between concerned and agitated. “To be clear, I am not in any way suggesting that any member of our town government or our law enforcement here is planning to misuse this program,” Rolling Hills resident Tim Cain told the council. “But evidence s
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