D. Wyo. L.Cr.R. 47.1

(a) Motions and Responses. A party who files a motion shall include in the

motion a short, concise statement of the arguments and authorities in support of the

motion. Unless otherwise ordered, any party opposing the motion shall file a response

within fourteen (14) calendar days after the filing of the motion.

(b) Duty to Confer. Except as otherwise ordered, the Court will not entertain

any motion unless counsel for the moving party has conferred and made reasonable good

faith efforts to resolve the dispute with, or obtain the consent of, opposing counsel prior

to filing the motion. The moving party shall state in the motion the specific efforts to comply

with this rule and the position of the opposing party. The Court will not consider the motion

unless this information is provided. This provision does not apply to cases involving pro

se parties, motions to dismiss, motions to suppress or ex parte motions.

(c) Proposed Order. A moving party must submit a proposed order for all non

dispositive, routine or ex parte motions. The proposed order shall be an attachment to the

motion and shall not contain the filer’s information block in the upper left hand corner, nor

be entitled “proposed.” If the proposed order does not require the filing of a motion, (e.g.,

Scheduling Order, Pre-Trial Order, etc.) it shall be emailed to the appropriate Judge’s

Chambers as reflected in Appendix A.

(d) Notice to Join Motions. Any notice to join another motion shall include in the

title: 1) name of party filing the original motion, and 2) document number of the original

motion joined (e.g., Notice to Join Motion to Suppress Evidence filed by Defendant

_______, Document No. ____.) In the notice, the party may indicate that the party

approves, adopts, or incorporates by reference any or all of the reasons stated,

arguments advanced, and/or authorities cited by a party in the original motion.