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D. Wyo. L.Cr.R. 1.2
Applicability of Civil Rules
When appropriate in a criminal context, the Local Rules of Civil Procedure may
also apply to criminal cases.
To avoid unnecessary repetition, where local rules are equally applicable to both
criminal and civil practice, specific reference is made herein to the appropriate local civil
rule. Where appropriate in a criminal context, the following local civil rules are also
deemed applicable to criminal cases: USDCLR 65.1 Bonds; USDCLR 67.1 Deposits;
Withdrawals in the Registry of the Court; USDCLR 83.1 Sessions of Court; USDCLR 83.2
Powers of the Court; USDCLR 83.3 Cameras and Recording devices; USDCLR 5.1(g)
Filing Cases and Documents Under Seal or as Non-Public (civil cases only); USDCLR
40.1 Assignment of Cases for Trial; Rule 84.1 – 84.13 inclusive; and USDCLR 84.3
Appearances and Withdrawals.
Provenance
- Source
- www.wyd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-19
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
- Content hash
ec07eabf4d12b91b8a99a7670ed6e375621f800a69dbe2d6f2fe7f55a7a9b23d
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