Wyoming HB0054 allows district court judges to assign civil cases over $50,000 to circuit or chancery court judges with consent from all parties.
Wyoming HB0054 modifies the assignment of cases between district, circuit, and chancery courts. District court judges can assign civil cases involving more than $50,000 to circuit or chancery court judges if all parties consent. Circuit court judges can also assign cases to district or chancery court judges. Chancery court judges can hear cases assigned by district or circuit courts. Expenses for assigned judges, including travel, are charged to the assigning court's fund.
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