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Bairoil Municipal Court, Wyoming

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The Bairoil Municipal Court resides in Wyoming. Click on the links below to learn more about the court's...

Jurisdiction

This court holds the following jurisdiction:[1]

Municipal courts operate in some incorporated cities and towns. Their jurisdiction covers all ordinance violations, but they have no civil jurisdiction. A municipal court judge may assess penalties of up to $750 and/or six months in jail. Municipal court judges are generally appointed by the mayor with the consent of the municipal council. The municipality sets their terms. Most municipal judges are part-time positions and many are lawyers.[2]

Selection method

See also: Political appointment of judges

Judges of the Wyoming Municipal Courts are appointed by the mayor of the municipality and confirmed by the council. Term lengths vary. A law degree is not required, but all municipal judges must be qualified electors in the state.[3][4]</ref>

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