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Wyo. Code of Jud. Conduct R. 3.15
Reporting Requirements
(A) A judge shall publicly report the amount or value of:
(1) compensation received for extrajudicial activities as permitted by Rule
3.12;
(2) gifts and other things of value as permitted by Rule 3.13(C), unless the
value of such items, alone or in the aggregate with other items received from
the same source in the same calendar year, does not exceed $250.00; and
(3) reimbursement of expenses and waiver of fees or charges permitted by
Rule 3.14(A), unless the amount of reimbursement or waiver, alone or in the
aggregate with other reimbursements or waivers received from the same
source in the same calendar year, does not exceed $1,000.00.
(B) When public reporting is required by paragraph (A), a judge shall report
the date, place, and nature of the activity for which the judge received any
compensation; the description of any gift, loan, bequest, benefit, or other thing
of value accepted; and the source of reimbursement of expenses or waiver or
partial waiver of fees or charges.
(C) The public report required by paragraph (A) shall be made at least
annually, except that for reimbursement of expenses and waiver or partial
waiver of fees or charges, the report shall be made within thirty days following
the conclusion of the event or program.
(D) Reports made in compliance with this Rule shall be filed as public
documents in the office of the clerk of the court on which the judge serves or
other office designated by law.*
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- wyocourts.gov
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- 2026-09-24
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- 2026-09-24
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