Blog: #LadyJustice Speaks

Wyoming Minor in Possession law makes it illegal for someone under age 21 to purchase, possess, or consume alcohol. A conviction for Minor in Possession can lead to substantial fines. Many people charged with Minor in Possession also face charges for… Read More

A search warrant is a court order that allows the police to search a specific location for evidence that can be used to charge you with and convict you of a crime. To obtain a search warrant, police must convince a judge they have probable cause to b… Read More

There is a significant difference between being charged with possession of illegal drugs for personal use and being charged with possession of drugs with intent to distribute them. Under Wyoming law, drug trafficking, also known as possession with in… Read More

In Wyoming, assault and battery is considered a violent crime. Assault and battery involving a deadly weapon, known as “aggravated assault” in Wyoming, is one of the most serious assault charges a person can face. Aggravated assault in Wyoming is… Read More

Cybercrime charges have become more commonplace as people conduct more of their lives online. To keep up with changing technologies, state and federal lawmakers continue to create new categories of crimes, like hacking, phishing, and internet fraud.… Read More

Wyoming courts issue protective orders and restraining orders to protect victims of domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. They are also issued in domestic relations cases to address possession of a shared residence, award temporary custod… Read More

Reckless driving is a serious offense that carries significant penalties. If you were charged with reckless driving in Wyoming, the criminal defense team at Just Criminal Law can help. We can evaluate your situation, explain your options, and defend… Read More

The State of Wyoming allows for various diversion programs as an alternative to jail. These programs offer a way to resolve a criminal case that can allow you to avoid having a criminal record and spending time in jail. But diversion programs are not… Read More