Wyoming HB0008 imposes felony penalties for stalking offenses committed against minors.
Wyoming HB0008 amends the state's stalking laws to include a felony penalty for stalking offenses committed against minors. The bill specifies that a person convicted of stalking a minor is guilty of felony stalking, punishable by imprisonment for up to ten years. The amendment adds a new paragraph to the existing stalking penalty provisions, clarifying that the felony penalty applies when the defendant is not less than eighteen years old and commits the offense against a minor. The act is effective July 1, 2026.
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