WY · rules
W.R.A.P. 14.05
Pro Se Filings by Criminal Appellant Represented by Counsel
In any appeal where a criminal appellant is represented by counsel, the
appellant may not file any pro se brief, motion, or other pleading, with the
following two exceptions: the appellant may file a pro se motion to terminate
counsel’s representation in the appeal and/or the appellant may also file a
motion for leave to consider a pro se supplemental brief, i.e., a brief in addition
to the one filed by counsel. The motion for leave to file shall be accompanied by
the proposed pro se supplemental brief and shall be contemporaneously served
on appellant’s counsel of record and the State of Wyoming. If a pro se brief is
presented for filing without a motion for leave to file the same, the clerk of
court shall acknowledge receipt, retain the brief, and notify appellant, appellant’s counsel of record, and the State of Wyoming that the brief will not be filed
or considered unless (1) appellant files the required motion for leave to file and
(2) the Court grants the motion for leave to file.
History
History: Added April 6, 2015, effective July 1, 2015.
Provenance
- Source
- wyocourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
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