Wyoming

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The judiciary in Wyoming is divided into three types of courts. The Wyoming Supreme Court is the court of last resort. District Courts are the trial courts of general jurisdiction. District Courts may also hear appeals from the Circuit Courts, which are of limited jurisdiction and hear misdemeanor criminal cases and smaller civil cases. Unlike many other states, Wyoming does not have an intermediate appellate court below the Supreme Court. Instead, those appellate cases are heard by the District Courts.

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