Section 18-3-905 – Criminal Statutes Neither Repealed nor Barred.
18-3-905. Criminal statutes neither repealed nor barred. Nothing in W.S. 18-3-902 through 18-3-904 shall be construed as repealing any law making it a crime or misdemeanor for county officers to violate statutes of this state and providing a punishment for the violation. Proceedings under W.S. 18-3-902 through 18-3-904 shall not bar proceedings under any criminal […]
Section 18-3-906 – Prima Facie Malfeasance in Office by Sheriffs, District Attorneys and County Assessors.
18-3-906. Prima facie malfeasance in office by sheriffs, district attorneys and county assessors. Every sheriff and district attorney shall prima facie be guilty of malfeasance in office and subject to removal where open and continuous violations of any law occur in the county for which such officers are employed. Every county assessor is prima facie […]
Section 18-3-902 – Governor to Direct District Attorney or Attorney General to Commence Action; Petition Served With Summons; Pleading; Trial; Judgment; Change of Judge.
18-3-902. Governor to direct district attorney or attorney general to commence action; petition served with summons; pleading; trial; judgment; change of judge. (a) Whenever it appears to the governor on the verified complaint of qualified electors or the board of county commissioners of the county that any county officer is guilty of misconduct or malfeasance […]
Section 18-3-903 – Suspension of Officers by the Governor Pending Outcome of Proceedings; Notice; Order to Be Filed; Filling of Vacancies; Restoration of Office Upon Verdict of Not Guilty; Reimbursement of Compensation and Expense of Trial.
18-3-903. Suspension of officers by the governor pending outcome of proceedings; notice; order to be filed; filling of vacancies; restoration of office upon verdict of not guilty; reimbursement of compensation and expense of trial. (a) Whenever a proceeding as specified by W.S. 18-3-902 has been commenced in the district court, the governor may cause notice […]
Section 18-3-904 – Hearing by the Supreme Court.
18-3-904. Hearing by the supreme court. Either party may commence a proceeding in error in the supreme court by filing a petition in error as in civil actions within thirty (30) days after the entry and judgment provided by W.S. 18-3-902. The supreme court may upon motion of the attorney general fix a time within […]