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Wyoming drug crimes are serious. If you have been charged with a Wyoming drug crime, you probably have questions about the potential penalties you face and what you should do next. The internet is a good place to start. You can gain valuable informat…
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Someone arrested in Wyoming under suspicion of Driving While Under the Influence of drugs or alcohol (DWUI) will be offered a choice between a breath test, a urine test, and a blood draw. When a person refuses a test or is unable to consent to the te…
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Allegations of domestic violence can rip a family apart. These are serious criminal charges, and a conviction could have lifelong consequences, including fines, jail time, and a profound impact on your family life. Fortunately, there are steps you ca…
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A DWUI charge may be your first confrontation with the criminal justice system. You might feel overwhelmed, frustrated, angry, confused, and even a little scared. You will need to attend your first court appearance, figure out a defense, and fight ha…
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If you are facing drug possession charges, you may be worried, anxious about your future, or even scared. To defend yourself against a drug crime charge and minimize its consequences, you need an experienced drug crime defense team on your side to th…
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The rules of evidence can play a key role in the outcome of a criminal case. If your criminal defense lawyer successfully argues to have certain evidence excluded, neither the judge nor the jury can consider it when deciding whether you are guilty of…
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In addition to driving while under the influence of alcohol, Wyoming law makes it a crime to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs. You can be charged with Driving While Under the Influence (DWUI) if recreational drugs, prescript…
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Many people simply don’t understand the rights that are guaranteed to them under the Constitution, how these rights impact the level of compliance that is required when they interact with law enforcement, and what to do when approached by police of…
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Marijuana is increasingly being used for medicinal and recreational purposes. As its popularity continues to grow, many states have relaxed the penalties for possession of marijuana, or even legalized it entirely. Yet Wyoming and the federal governme…
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Under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution, a person cannot be compelled by the government to provide incriminating information about him- or herself. Specifically, the Fifth Amendment states: No person shall be held to answer for a…
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