US · rules
D. Wyo. L.Cr.R. 61.1
Attorneys
(a) Attorney Admissions. All matters relating to attorney admissions, conduct,
discipline and removal are governed by the applicable local civil rules.
(b) Exceptions. Yellowstone National Park. Any attorney who is currently a
member in good standing and admitted to practice in the highest court of any state or the
District of Columbia, who is not otherwise qualified to practice in this Court, may appear,
upon consent of the Court, in any criminal matter initiated within the boundary of
Yellowstone National Park. Such attorneys need not be admitted pro hac vice or associate
with local counsel.
(c) Attorney Appointments. The Court in Yellowstone National Park shall have
discretion to appoint defense attorneys directly when deemed necessary in the interest
of justice.
(d) See Local Civil Rule 84.2(a) General Admissions; and (d) Government
Attorneys and (e) Law Students.
(e) See Local Civil Rule Section X Attorneys; Rule 84.1 – 84.13 inclusive.
Provenance
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- www.wyd.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-19
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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