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Wyoming Statutes/National

Crime Information Center Cross Reference May 10, 1979

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-.'." - .. - - - ... ~ --STATE OF WYOMING

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL DIVISION OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION

WyorUNG STATUTE/NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER CROSS REFERENCE

MAY 10, 1979

CENTER FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH JOSEF R. SOPER, DIRECTOR

NCJRS

JUN 26 1,980

ACQUlS~ nOl'JS

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-------------INTRODUCTION

In order to better ensure consistency in reporting offenses to the Offender-Based Transaction System (OBTS) Program~ this index was compiled. Basically, all state offenses for which an indivi­dual could be incarcerated for six (6) months or more, are included.

Information is provided in several areas: Proper name of offense (i.e., Rape), appropriate NCIC Code (i.e., 1l01), Wyoming Statutory Citation (i.e., 6-4-302), Class (F=felony, r~=misdemeanor), Penalty (i.e., 5-50 years, and fine, if any), and a remarks section to provide further explanation. Not all state offenses possess a specific National Crime Information Center (NCJC) Code, therefore, the "Free Text" version is used. "NMT" translates to "Not More Than" with respect to prescribed penalties - fines are also expressed in maximum dollar amount.

Two indices are provided: Alphabetical and numerical. The alphabetical index (which appears before the offense material) is arranged to facilitate location of a page number when NCIC Code and Statute Citation are not known: Child abandonment (cited also as Abandonment, Child) can be found on page 14.0. At the back of the publication is the numerical index, organized by statute cit~tions: 14-2-106, for example, can be found on page 14.0 (Child abandonment). If only the NCIC Code is known, then one need look only in the basic text of material because offenses are organized by asending NCIC Code: Code 5203, for example, is on page 20.0 - Dangerous weapons, There are exceptions to this rule, therefore, some NCIC Codes will not be in sequence.

As an added feature, the page numbers (1.0, 2.0, etc.) permit updates without reproducing the entire document - this will doubtless have to be accomplished after legislative sessions.

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ALPHABETIC LISTINGS

OFFENSES

A

Abandonment, child

Abandonment of Vehicle

Abortion

Abortion, drugs that induce

Abortion, giving away viable fetus

Abuse, child

Accessory (General)

Accident; Hit & Run

Accost minor

Administrators, nursing homes

Affidavit, false

Aggravated ass~ult

Aiding, etc. Escape

Aircraft, operate while intoxicated

Alien land act

Aliens, possession of weapons

Amphetemines

Animals, cruelty to

Animals, stealing, etc.

Animals, unlawful transportation

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Anti-trust

Arrest by disqualified person

Arrested person, freeing

Arson

Assault & battery

Assault, felonious

Assembly, unlawful

Attempted Rape

Attorney, embezzlement by

Audiologists, failure to be licensed

Auditor, false affidavit

Auditor, unauthorized warrants

B

Bailee, unlawful conversion

Bank officials, false statements by

Barbituates

Bigamy

Blackmail (Extortion)

Blood Bank, no license

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ALPHABETIC LISTINGS

OFFENSES

A

Abandonment~ child

Abandonment of Vehicle

Abortion

Abortion~ drugs that induce

Abortion, giving away viable fetus

Abuse, child

Accessory (General)

Accident; Hit & Run

Accost minor

Admin;strators~ nursing homes

Affidavit, false

Aggravated assault

Aiding, etc. Escape

Aircraft, operate while intoxicated

Alien land act

Aliens~ possession of weapons

Amphetemines

Animals, cruelty to

Animals, stealing, etc.

Animals, unlawful transportation

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14.0

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5.0

18.0

OFFENSES PAGE

Anti-trust 24.0

Arrest by disqualified person 16.0

Arrested person~ freeing 16.0

Arson 3.0

Assault & battery 3.0

Assault, felonious 3.0

Assembly, unlawful 20.0

Attempted Rape 2.0

Attorney, embezzlement by 10.0

Audiologists, failure to be 1 i censed 23.0

Auditor, false affidavit 9.0

Audi tor~ unauthorized warrants 9.0

B

Ba il ee, unlawful conversion 5.0

Bank officials, false statements by 7.0

Barbituates 12.0

Bigamy 14.0

Blackmail (Extortion) 4.0

Blood Bank, no license 23.0

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OFFENSES

B

Board of Health, bribery

Bribes, sports

Bribery, public officers

Burglary

Burglary tools, possession

Burial vaults, etc., construction

Butter, advertisement

C

Campaign practices

Carriers, motor; failure to comply

Certification, wrongful, bank employee

Checks, fraudulent

Checks, no-account

Child abuse

Child, giving away for experimentation

Child, kidnap

Child, moral acts

Cigarettes, avoid tax

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Claim jumping

Claims, soliciting for

Clinical lab, no license

Collectors, Embezzelement by

Commission, Embezzelement by

Communications, harassing

Communist, failure to register

Compounding felony

Compounding misdemeanor

Compounding prosecution

Concealed weapons

Conservation (General)

Conspiracy, criminal

Contempt of legislature

Controlled Substances

Copyright violations

Counterfeiting drugs

Counterfeiting (Forgery)

County Jail, escape

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ALPHABETIC LISTINGS

OFFENSES

C

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County Treasurer, misappropriation funds 10.0

Credit cards, unlawful use 6.0

Credit; Uniform Consumer Code 25.0

Criminal contempt 17.0

Cultivating, etc. drugs 13.0

D

Damage property

Dangerous weapons (General)

Dead bodies, mutilation of

Defrauding innkeeper

Deposits, receiving while insolvent

Desecration of flag

Destroying testementary instrument

Destruction of big game

Diploma, forgery (veternarian)

Discrimination, employment

Di~ease, failure to report contagious

Disease, spreading contagious

10.0

20.0

27.0

7.0

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20.0

17.0

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OFFENSES

Diseased animals, failure to report

Dispensing drugs

Drawing weapon

Drivers license, unlawful use of

Drugs, (General)

Drugs, obta i n by fra ud

Drunk, prescribing medicine while

Drunkenness (General)

Duty, refusal to perform

E

Eavesdropping/wiretap

Election Code, bribing

Election Laws (Generally)

Embezzelment, (General)

Emergency Medical Services Act

Employees, embezzlment by

Employment agencies

Environmental Quality Act

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OFFENSES

E

Equal Pay Act

Escape (General)

Examiner, State, refusal to comply with

Explosives, brought into jail, etc.

Extortion (Blackmail)

Extortion by color of office

F

False heir, producing

False imprisonment

False JUrat (swearing)

False labeling of seed

False statements

False stock transaction

False vouchers

False weights, avoid tax

False weights, gold

False weights, grain

Felonious Assault

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Felony, compounding

FidUciaries, embezzlement by

Fire bomb, possession

Fire escapes

Fire safety, violations

Firing weapon

Fish violations (General)

Flag, desecration of

Flammable material, possession (intent)

Forged notes, possession

Forged plates, etc. (Vehicle)

Forgery (counterfeiting)

Forgery, equipment/tools used

Fraud, obtaining drugs by

Fraudulent checks

Fraudulent insolvency

Fraudulent negotiations (title)

Fraudulent receipt

Freeing arrested person

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OFFENSES

G

Gambling

Game & fish (general)

Gasoline, avoid tax

Garbage, improper disposal

Gold, cheating

Grand Larceny

H

Habitual drunkard, sale of liquor to

Habitual offender

Hallucinogens

Health & Safety (General)

Hearing, surrender accused without

Heir, producing false

Heroin

Hit & Run

Homicide, negligent

Horse race, no permit

PAGE OFFENSES

16.0 Horses, killing for meat

25.0- Hours of work, violation of 27.0

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Hunting while drunk

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Identification, use of another's

Immoral acts, child

Impersonation of superintendent

15.0 Imprisonment, false

27.0 Incest

12.0 Incitement to crime

21.0- Inmates, mistreatment of 23.0

17.0 Innkeeper, defrauding of

7.0 Innkeeper, Embezzlement by

12.0 Insolvency, fraudulent

21.0 Insurance claims, fraudulent

1.0 Insurance Code

16.0 Insurer, defraud by arson

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ALPHABETIC LISTINGS

OFFENSES

I

Interference with peace officer

Irrigation ditch, etc. damage to

J

Jail, damaging

Jurat, false

Jurors, bribery of

Justice of Peace, corruption

K

Kidnap (General)

L

Lading, bills of

Land, selling twice

Landmarks, changing

Larceny (General)

Larceny, petit

Legislative, contempt of

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L i abi 1 i ty, exceedi ng 1 imi ts of

Licenses, labs & blood banks

Licenses, nurses

Licenses, speech pathologists/audiolgists

Liquor, bring into mines, mills, etc.

Liquor, bring into prison

Liquor, illegal sale

Livestock, killing

Livestock, markets, health violations

Livestock, misbranding

Livestock, unlawful transportation of

Loans, improper actions

M

Manslaughter

Marijuana

Marriage, failure to record

Marriage, without health certificate

Mayhem

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ALPHABETIC LISTINGS

OFFENSES PAGE

M

Meat, sale of inedible 9.0

Mentally Ill, unlawful disclosure of records 24.0

Mentally Ill, unlawful hospitilization 23.0

Military, refusal to surrender property 18.0

Mines, salting of

Mining claim, false

Mining Equipment, damaging

Minor, sale of liquor to

Misdemeanor, compounding

Misrepresentation, secret societies

~lortgaged property, di sposa 1

Mobile Home Warranty Act

Motor carriers, failure to comply

Murder, 1st degree

Murder, 2nd degree

N

Neglect, child

Negotiations, fraudulent

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OFFENSES

No-account checks

Notary, false certification by

Nurses, failure to be licensed

Nursing homes, administrators of

o Obscene phone call

Obscenity

Occupational Health & Safety Violations

Opium

P

Parading with arms

Passing ficticious Note, etc.

Pawnbroker, fail to keep records

Peace officer, interfere with

Pedigrees, false

Perjury & subornation of same

Personation, false

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OFFENSES

P

Pesticides, improper use

Petroleum, Sales/price fixing

Pharmacists, unlawful acts by

Pharmacy, unlawful practice

Pimping

Pipeline,damage to

Poison, administer

Poison, unlawful sale

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Poisoning, with ground glass, dogs

Pornography (Obsenity)

Possession, drugs

Potatoes~ inspection certificate

Price fixing

Prison, brung liquor into

Prison, escape from

Property, removal of

Property, willful destruction

Property, withholding

Prosecution, compounding

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21.0 Prostitution (General) 14.0

25.0 Prostitution, House of 14.0

21.0 Psychologists, false statements 8.0

9.0 Public Accomodations, Health Violations 22.0

14.0 Public funds, embezzlement 10.0

11.0 Public lands, damaging 12.0

3.0 Public securities, forgery 6.0

22.0 Public telephones, damaging 11.0

23.0 Public transportation, damaging 11.0

14.0 Public utilities, false returns, etc. 9.0

13.0 Public utilities, hindering investigation of 17.0

18.0 Public works excess of 8/hrs day 21.0

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Quarantine, escape from

R

Railroad equipment, damage

Railroad, theft from yards

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OFFENSES

R

Railroad tickets, embezzlement of

Railroad, unlawful riding

Rape (Genera 1 )

Rape statutory

Real Estate Brokers

Receiving stolen goods

Reckless operation of watercraft

Records, disclosing; use tax

Records, marriage; failure to record

Records, theft of

Records, unlawful disclosure, mentally ill

Right to work, violation

Rights of action

Roadblock, running

Robbery (General)

S

Sale of stolen vehicle

Sales Tax, avoiding

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School District Trustees, misappropriate funds 10.0

Secret societies, misrepresentation

Seed, false labeling

Sheep, cutting ears

Shopl ifting

Skins, removing

Soliciting for claims

Speech pathologists, no license

Sports, tampering

State employees, misappropriation funds

State seal, fraud

Stock transaction, false

Stolen goods, receiving

Subornation of perjury

T

Taxation/revenue (General)

Telecommunications, obtain by fraud

Telecommunications, sale of

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OFFENSES PAGE OFFENSES PAGE

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Temporary custody, escape from 17.0 Vehicle theft 5.0 Tools, burglary 4.0 Vehicle, theft of plates 5.0

Train wrecking 1.0 Vehicles, fraudulent registration 8.0 Trapping, unlawful 26.0 Veternarian, forged diploma 6.0 Treasurer, state; extra compensation 9.0 Veternarian, obstructing during duty 18.0 Treasurer, state; false affidavit 9.0 Violence, escape by 17.0 Trespass (unlawful entry) 4.0 Vouchers, false 10.0

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Uniform Securities Act 8.0 W

Uniform Traffic Act, violations 21.0 Wage Act, prevailing 19.0 Unlawful entry 4.0 Warehouse receipts (General) 9.0 Unlawful entry & refusal to depart 24.0 Watercraft, reckless operation 21.0

Use tax, disclosing records 25.0 Wei ghts, fal se (gold) 6.0

Utility poles, damaging 11.0 Weights, false (grain) 6.0

Welfare, obtain by fraud 8.0 V ~~iretap 24.0 Vehicle, abandonment 21.0 Women, equal pay 19.0 Vehicle, sale of stolen 6.0

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-------------------\~YOMI NG F 1.0

OFFENSE NCIC ST, - U '.' -F \ . _~\'_n8I{S PAGE -- -.---- ------_.- ---- --~------- --

Homicide Murder, 1st degree 0912 _-4-101 F Death or life im- Felony-murder included; attempt included.

prisonment.

~1urder , 2nd degree 0999 ,;-4-104 F NLT 20 years to 1 i fe.

Same; by duel 0999 J-4-105 F Hard labor for life.

Manslaughter 0910 ,;-4-1··07 F NMT 20 years Usually accompanied by other unlawful act.

Negligent homicide 0909 31-5-115 'M NMT 1 year, $1,000 Vehicle involved.

Same; 0909 37-12-109 F Life imprisonment. Attack conveyance and death results. Same; 0909 37-12-109 F NtH 14 years Same; only injury results. Same; 0909 ,1-13-205 F NMT 1 year, $1,000 By watercraft. (1979 Session Laws)

Train wrecking 2901 37-12-110 F Death or 1 ife im- Can include other offense (robbery, for example) .. prisonment

Ki dnapJ?.i.D..[ Kidnap for ransom 1099 6-4-201 F Death or 1 ife im- Includes accessory to same. Does not distinguish

pri sonment. type victim.

Same; 1099 6-4-201 F NMT 20 years If released unharmed. Same; 1008 6-4-205 F NMT 10 years,

$10,000 Abduction for profit.

Ki dnap w/sexua 1 assault minor 1003 6-4-303 F 1-20 years Provisions available for multiple offenses or prior (a)(v) convictions - all degrees.

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OFFFNSE NCIC STATUTE r·' PENALTY Rn1AR!(~ PAGE

Same; adult 1004 ~-4-303 F 1-20 years

Kidnap/minor (child stealing) 1005 ~-4-202 F Death, or 1 year Adults not distinguished. 1008 to 1 ife.

concealment & harboring 1009 ~-4-204 F NMT 2 years, $1,000 Part of 6-4-203, disruption of custody.

Sexual Assault

Rape-forcible (1st degree) 1102 6-4-302 F 5-50 years Involves force or immediate threat thereof.

Same; (2nd degree) 1199 6-4-303 F 1-20 years Must threaten retaliation if minor is victim (6-4-303(a)(v)) and (6-4-303(c)).

Statutory rape 1116 6-4-305 M N~1T 1 year Under 16 years (victim); actor must be at least 4 years older than victim.

Same; attempt 1199 6-4-314 F 1-5 years Restricted to 1st and 2nd degree rape.

Robbery

Robbery w/firearm 1299 6-4-402 F 5-50 years Victim not distinguished.

Robbery-other 1299 6-4-401 F NIH 14 years Speaks only to use of force.

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WYOMING F l{ c tC~ _STr~· .I_·_~ _~~ __ .~_

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Assault

Administer poison 1399 0-4-602 F NMT 14 years Requires intent.

Aggravated assault 1315 6-4-506 F NMT 14 years, Does not distinguish type victim. wi dangerous weapon (b) $1,000

Same; no weapon 1399 6-4-506 M NMT 1 year, $1,000 (a)

Assault w/intent to commit 1399 6-4-503 F N~1T 14 years felony

Assault & battery 1313 6-4-502 M NMT 6 months, Simp'l e assault. $1,000

Mayhem 1399 6-4-601 F NMT 14 years Disfigurement, etc.

Mistreatment of inmates 1399 6-4-607 F NMT 3 years, $500 Limited to Custodian of such institutions.

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Abortion

Abortion Same;

1499 6-4-507 1499 35-6-110

F NMT 14 years F NMT 14 years

Does not distinquish actol~.

New law (1977) under Public Health.

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Arso'l

Arsor :st degree

Sa~e; 2nd degree Sa~e; 3rd degree Sa"e; 4th degree

Arson-defraud insurer

Extortion

btorti on / Bl ackma i 1

Burglary

Burglar}

Sa':e; armed

Possession of burglary tools

Uti lll.:, "'.n l~nt ry

\'NO;'~ I NG F NCIC SlLI~ -_ r ':"\

2099 -7-101

2099 -7-102 2099 -7-103 2099 0-7-104

2003 6-7-105

2199 6-7-601

2299 6-7-201 (a)

2299 6-7-201 (b)

2206 6-7-202

F 2-20 years

F 1-10 years F 1-3 yea)~s

F 1-2 years, $1,000.

F 1-5 years

F NMT 5 years

F NMT 14 years

F 5-50 years

F NMT 10 years

REtjAR~S

Vi ctirr. not di sti nqui shed, nor type property

$25 0)' more valuation and property of another. Attep'pt only.

Includes all possibilities in NCIC codes.

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Does not distinquish place. Attempt is included.

Inc1 udes use of eX.Jl osives, and, committing battery during commission of offense.

2299 6-10-103 M NMT 6 months, $500 Cons;(lered criminal trespass.

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Larcen,t

Grand larceny (exceeds $100 2399 6-7-301 F NMT 10 years Second conviction for petit larceny (6-7-302) value) becomes grand larceny.

Shoplifting 2303 6-7-404 M NMT 6 months, $100

Theft of vehicle parts 2304 31-11-104 F 1-10 years Must exceed $100.00 (1979 Session Laws)

Larceny from Yards (railroad) 2309 37-12-101 F NMT 5 years Any railraod equipment.

Stealing, slaughtering, etc. 2399 animals 11-30-103 F NMT 10 years

Removing skins, etc. 2399 11-30-106 M NMT 6 months, $500 " , • Cutting of sheep ears 2399 11-30-113 F NMT 5 years

Misbranding, etc. 2399 11-30-104 F NMT 5 years

Petit Larceny 2399 6-7-302 M NMT 6 months, $100 Second conviction for petit larceny becomes grand

$100 1 arceny.

Bailee, unlawful conversion 2399 6-7-303 M NMT 6 months, Converting property own use.

Claim jumping 2399 30-1-120 M NMT 6 months, $250

-------------r-Stolen Vehicle

Vehicle theft 2404 31-11-102 F 1-10 years Includes elements of joyriding.

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-------------------OFFENSE Sale of stolen vehicle

Forgery (counterfeiting)

Forgery of checks

Same; public securities

Counterfeiting

Same; possession

Possession of forged notes

Passing fictitious bill, note, check

Credit cards; unlawful use

Possession of tools, etc.

Filing forged, etc. diploma; veternarian

Fraudulent Activities

Cheating; extracting gold

False weights; gold, etc. Same; for grain, etc.

Fraudulent check

\~YOMI NG F NC I C STATUTE r·' PFNAI TV

2401 ~1-11-103 F 1-10 years

2501 6-2-101

2502 ~-2-l02

2503 16-2-103

2507 6-2-104

2506 6-2-105

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 15 years

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 14 years 2504 6-2-106

2605 6-3-108

2508 6-2-107

M NMT 1 year, $500

F NMT 14 years

2502 33-30-101 F NMT 14 years

2699 6-3-118 F 1 year, $1,000

2699 6-3-116 M NMT 6 months, $500

2699 6-3-119 M N~1T 6 months, $100

2606 6-3-110 M 1 year - jail

~--- ------ ---

RF~·1ARI<S

Includes sale of parts.

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General statute: passing and possession included.

This statute limited to currency; passing same included.

Amount involved must exceed $50.00

Covers equipment used in above offenses.

Shall re deemed punishable as forgery (6-2-101)

Limited to owner, manager, or agent of mine, etc.

Amount must exceed $50.00

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No-account check

Selling land twice

Fraudulent negotiations

Issuance of receipt for goods not received

\~YOMING I F NCI C STATUTE ~1 PENALTY

2606 ~-3-113

2602 ~-3-119

F NMT 5 years, $5,000

F NMT 10 years (Swindle)

RH1ARI<~

2699 ~4-16-106 F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Applies when title not in possession of seller.

2699 ~4-17-101 F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Limited to warehouseman, or designated agent.

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False Statements 2607 6-3-103

2699 5-7-502

2699 ~~7-603

M NMT 6 months, ~,OOO In writing, to obtain property. Accessory included.

Defrauding Innkeeper

Disposal of mortgaged property

Withholding property of another 2699 ~-7-604

Remova 1 01" sale of property -conditional transfer

F 1-5 years

F NMT 10 years, $500

F NMT 10 years

F NMT 10 years, $500

When in excess of $25.00

"Withholding or appropriating personal propert.y, etc; concealing or destroying same. II

False mining claim

2699 6-7-605

2699 6-8-103

2604 6-8-401

2604 6-8-402

F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Filed without proper surface identifiers on land.

False personation

Producing false heir

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 10 years

Impersonation of superintendent 2604 of weights & measures 40-10-111 M NMT 1 year, $500

Registration; false pedigrees 2699 6-3-120 M NMT 1 year, $1,000

Misrepresentation; secret 2699 societies 6-3-122 M NMT 1 year, $1,000

False labeling of seed 2699 11-12-120 M NMT 6 months, $100

False statements, etc. by bank 2607

With intent to acquire property thereby.

Same.

By use of official seal.

officials 13-10-102 F 1-10 years, $5,000 In the course of execution of official duties.

Receiving deposits while in- 2699 13-10··103 solvent (a) F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Limited to banking officials.

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OFFENSE NCI C STATUTE }1 PENALTY_ I

8.0 Isn1ARK~S _______ ~ ___ PA:..:.;G~E_

Fraudulent insolvency

Wrongful certification, etc. by bank employee

,- '

Same;

False stock transaction

Knowingly exceeding limits of liability

Improper procurement of loans

Violations of the Uniform Sec­uriti es A,ct

Misrepresentation by emploYI:e; insurance claim

Fraud, etc. by "salting", etc. a mine.

False statements, etc. by psychologists

fraud, etc. registration of commercial vehicles

2699 3-10-103 M 1 month to 1 year, Banking, etc. officials. (b) $1,000

2607 3-10-104 F 1-20 years If done without Board of Directors approval. (b)

2607 3-10-104 F 1-5 years, $5,000

2602 13-10-105 F NMT 10 years, $2,000

2699 ~3-10-106 M 1 month to 1 year, Banking, etc. officials.

$1,000

2699 3-10-110 F 1-10 years, $5,000 Same.

2699 17-4-121 F NMT 3 years, $5,000 Same.

2607 27-12-512 M NMT 6 months, $100

2602 30-1-122 F NMT 3 years, $50

2607 33-27-110 M NMT 6 months, $100

2699 31-4-210 M NMT 6 months, $100

(a)

Same; ~se of forged, counter- 2589 31-4-210 F 1-5 years, $5,000 NCIC Code use will depend upon when forgery (2589) or counterfeiting (2599) is charged. feited, etc. plates or regi- 2599 (b)

stration

Alteration of certificate or registration card; motor vehicle 2699 31-4-320

Obtaining welfare by fraud 2699 42-1-110

F 1-5 years, $5,000

M NMT 1 year, $200

Bills of lading; fraudulent Acts 2699 34-16-103 M NMT 1 year, $1,000 Content & form of actual bill.

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-------------------Same; Same;

Warehouse receipts Same; Same; Same; Same; Same;

Facsimile of state seal, etc. w/intent to defraud

False affidavit by Auditor or State Treasurer

Same; misuse of warrants

\VYOMI NG F NC r C STATUTE ~1 PFNAI TV RH1ARKS

2699 ~4-16-105 2699 ~4-16-106

2699 ~4-17-101 2699 34~17-102

2699 34-17-103 2699 34-17-104 2699 34-17-105 2699 34-17-106

2699 9-1-126

2699 9-2-301

2699 9-2-315

F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Bill issued before goods are received. F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Fraudulent negotiations.

F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Receipt for goods not received. M ~MT 1 year, $1,000 Receipt containing false statement.

F NMT 5 years, $5,000 Issue of unmarked duplicates. M NMT 1 year, $1,000 Fraudulently stating ownership. M NMT 1 year, $1,000 Delivery; without obtaining receipt. M NMT 1 year, $1,000 Fraudulent negotiation with mortgaged goods.

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 10 years Removal from office.

F NMT 5 years, $3,000 Same.

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State Auditor; issue unauthori- 2699 zed warrants 9-2-338 M NMT 1 year Same.

State Treasurer; receiving extra compensation

False returns or reports by public utilities

Unlawful practice of pharmacy

Soliciting for claims

Violation of Copyright Users Act

Sale of inedible meat

Telecommunicating services

Same; sale of

2699 9-2-405 F 1-5 years, $5,000 Removal from office.

2699 37-12-205 F NMT 5 years Fraud and misrepresentation of fact.

2699 33-24-142 M NMT 6 months, $500

2699 6-8-711 M NMT 6 months,$1,OOO Where injury or death resulted therefrom.

2699 40-13-113 F 1 year, $1,000

2699 35-7-1211 F 1-3 years, $1,000

Restricted to music. Penalty states that confine­ment shall be prison.

2699 37 -12-123

2699 37-12-124

M NMT 1 yenr, $1,000 Obtaining by fraud; credit card, false personation,

M Same tampering with equipment, etc.

__ . _______ ~_ .. ____ .~._~. __ . ___ .. _________ . __ ___'______ __ L_ __ ___'l _ ___' __ . _______ ___1_ _____________________ -----l

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Embezzlement

Embezzlement; public funds 2704 6-7-305 F NMT 21 years

same: collectors 2799 6-7-307 F NMT 14 years sal1le: attorney 2799 6-7-308 F NMT 20 years More than $25.00.

M NMT 6 months ess than $25.00.

same: employees 2799 6-7-310 F Nt~T 14 years same: Innkeeper or bailee 2799 6-7-311 F NMT 14 years same: commission merchant, 2799 6-7-312 F NMT 5 years

etc. same: fiduciaries 2799 6-7-315 F NMT 5 yea~s same: railroad tickets 2701 37-12-102 F NMT 5 years

Missappropriation of public 02704 6-7-314 F NMT 5 years State employees. funds

Fa 1 se vouchers 2704 6-7-404 F NMT 5 years State employees.

Misappropriation of public 2704 18-4-506 M 3-12 months funds by County Treasurer

same: By School 2704 District Board of Trustees 21-13-716 F 1-10 yea rs

Stolen Pro~erty

Receiving stolen goods 2803 6-7-304 F NMT 10 years If amount exceeds $100, same as Grand Larceny.

same: auto pa\~ts 2803 31-11-103 F 1~10 years

Damage Property

Damage to corporate property 2g01 6-7-606 M NMT 1 year, $500

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-------------------OFFENSE Injuring p .. :lic jail, etc.

Destruction of railroad track, fixtures, etc.

Attacking public conveyance

same:

Willful destruction of ditch, canal, etc. to divert irrigation water

\NOMI NG F NCIC STATl!TE ~1 PENAl TV 2903 6-8-708 M NMT 1 year

$5,000

2901 37-12-103 F 1-20 years

2903 37-12-108 M NMT 6 months

2903 37-12-109 F NMT 14 years

2999 41-6-115 M NMT 6 months $100

Cruelty to anirals 2999 11-29-102 r~ NMT 1 year $100

Killing horses ~8r meat, etc. 2999 11-23-107 M NMT 6 months $100

Destruction, ce:roleum pipeline 2901 37-12-119 F NMT 5 years $50-$5,000

same: Jtility poles 2901 37-12-120 M NMT 6 months $100

same: public telephones or 2901 37-12-121 F NMT 5 years equ~pnent $1,000

Killing livestock

Willful injury or destruction; property

same:

same:

2902 11-30-101 F 1-5 years

2999 6-10-105 F 1-5 years (a)(iii) $5,000

2999 6-10-105 M NMT 1 year (a)(ii) $1,000

2999 6-10-105 M NMT 6 months $100

RF~'1ARl<S

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Injury of less. If death results, may be same as murder 1st or 2nd degree.

If no injury sustained.

For injury; however, treated as murder if a death results.

If value exceeds Sl,OOO.

If value exceeds 5500.

If value is less than $500.

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OFFENSE NCIC STATUTE ~1 PENALTY RFMARI<S PAGE

Changing landmarks 2903 6-10-111 M NMT 6 months S100

Public lands; damage 2903 36-1-116 M NMT 6 months Damage of same. $100

Destruction of mining equipment 2901 30-1-121 M NMT 1 year S 1 ,000

Dangerous Drugs

Hallucinogen 3505 35-7-1014 F NMT 20 years (d) S25,000

Heroin 3513 35-7-1014 F same (c)(x)

Opium 3523 35-7-1014 F same (b)&(c)

same: other derivatives 3523 35-7-1016 F NMT 10 years (b)(i) S10,000

Synthetic 3543 35-7-1016 F same Not specifically identified in NCIC code. (b)

Marijuana 3564 35-7-1014 F NMT 20 years (d)(ix) $25,000

Amphetemines 3573 35-7-1016 F NMT 20 years (d)(i) 525,000

Barbiturates 3583 35-7-1020 F NMT 2 years (b) 52,500

NOTE: For all drug offenses, manufacture, delivery, and possession with intent to deliver are not distinguished in VJyoming statutes. All variations of each substance are listed by common name and scientific nomenclature. "Counterfeit II vers ions of above substance are liable to identical penalties (W.S. § 3:5-7-1031 (b) ) . The above penalties are cited in W.S. § 35-7-1031 (a).

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Simple possession; any of the above

\NOMI NG F NCIC STATUTE ~1 PFNAITY

3599 35-7-1031 M NMT 6 months (c) $1,000

Unlawfully dispense, no records, 3599 35-7-1032 M NMT 1 year maintain "shooting galle)'.~/, $10,000 etc.

Obtain drugs by fraud

Planting, cultivating, etc.

Sale of sUbstance in lieu

Drug that induces aborticr; sale, etc.

Criminal conspiracy

2699 35-7-1033 F NMT 5 years $10,000

2699 35-7-1040 M NMT 6 months $1,000

2699 35-7-1041 M NMT 1 year $1,000

1404 6-5-302 M NMT 6 months $100

2699 6-1-117 F NMT 10 years $1 ,000

RF~1AR~~

First and second convictions only.

See W.S. § 35-7-1036 for increased penalties relating to sale of controlled sUbstances to minors (under 18 years of age}.

Marijuana, peyote, opium poP~Y.

See II Counterfeit II statute as \'Iell: 35-7-1031(b).

Used most frequently with controlled substance offenses.

Includes adults and juveniles, allows for two separate penalties.

First offense.

Second, etc. offense.

Soliciting and encouraging such acts.

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-------------------\~YOMI NG F

OFFENSE NCLG SJMUIE M PENALLY same: w/child 3699 14-2-112 F NMT 10 years

$1 ,000

same: in child's presence 3699 14-2-107 M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

F NMT 5 years

Actually committing such acts.

First conviction.

Second, etc., subsequent convictions.

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--.. --.-.--.-----'----j---.-+----+---jf----------f----------------------Obscenity

Obscene material, generally 3799 6-5-304

Obscene communication 3707 6-4-612

M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

Includes: production, reproduction, sale, distribution, etc.

Telephone.

-,,-' ---------'----+----1-------'1---;--------1-------------------__ _ Family Offenses

Bigamy

Child abuse

Abandonment, abuse, neglect, etc.

same

3804 6- 5-101 F NMT 5 years

3802 6-4-504 F NMT 5 years

3802 14-2-106 M NMT 1 year $1,000

3802 F NMT 5 years

-co-mll~-er-c-i ~'-'-i z-e-d-s-e-X-O-f-f-en-s-e-s ---t-~T-

House of III Fame

Procurement (pimping)

Prost itut i on

4001 6-5-104

4002 6-5-105

4004 6-5-106

M 30 days to 6 months $200

F 1-3 years

M 4-12 months

F 1-3 years

Victim must be under 16 years of age.

First conviction.

Second and subsequent convictions.

Can be compounded for each day of operation.

Includes assignation.

County j a i1 .

Committment to reformatory or other institution.

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OFFENSE

Li9u)r (not Tax & Revenue or DWUI

Illegal;

sale to other than Liquor Commission

sale to habitual drunkard

sale to minor

Illegal transportation; for sale to minors

same: same: into prison, jail,

etc. same: into mines, mills,

etc.

Drunkenness

Operating aircraft while intoxicated

Hunting while drunk

Prescribing medicine while intoxicated

Contributing to delinquency of minor

\~YOMING F NClr. STATI!TF~' PENALTY

4101 12-8-102 M NMT 10 months $2,000

4102 12-5-405 M NMT 6 months $1,000

4199 12-5-501 M NMT 6 months $100

4105 12-5-501 M NMT 6 months 12-6-101 $100

4105 12-6-102 M NMT 1 year $1,000

4105 F NMT 5 years 4199 6-8-709 F 1-3 year,s

4199 35-10-402 M NMT 1 year $500

4299 10-1-113 M NMT 6 months $500

4299 23-3-307 M NMT 6 months $100

4299 6-4-605 F NMT 20 years

3805 14-2-108 M NMT 1 year $1.000

~.S. § 6-5-107 is the "Prohibited Acts" statute ~hich includes; keeping, occupying, transporting to, residing in, and engagi ng in - rel ative to prostitution.

Includes sale without license.

First conviction.

Second and subsequent convictions. Includes drugs.

(10-1-114; penalty)

If death ensues, same as manslaughter.

First conviction.

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I{II TV RH1ARKS _ PAGE iL:lJ...l...I-__ .,_+ ____ . ....ll.L __ .J.._ u;:t_ ~_. _______ ~_..:..~=-

ars Second, etc. convictions.

~ IHYOMING F tEENS..E._ NUI ST ATllTE r·' ..J:.EN -

same: L F NMT 5 ye

Gambling

Gambling; generally 3900 6-9--101 M 3-12 mon ths ,51 ,000

Sports tampering 3919 6-9-302 F l' -5 yea r s Offering bribe. $5,000

same: 3919 6-9-303 F 1-5 year s Accepting bribe. 5:5,000

same: 3919 6-9-305 F 1-·5 year s Fixing game. 55;,000

Horse race without permit 3999 11-25-112 M NMT 6 mo nths .Sl"OOO

Obstructing Police

Interference with officer 4899 6-8-602 M NMT 1 ye ar 51,000

Forcibly free arrested person 4903 6-8-603 M NMT 1 ye ar 51 ,000

False imprisonment 4899 6-4-606 r~ NMT 1 ye ar 5500

Compounding felony 4808 6-8-203 F 1-7 yea (a)(i)

rs If crime compounded is capitol offense.

same: 4808 6-8-203 M 6 month s to Other offense. Non-caDitol (a)(ii) 3 years

Arrest by disqualified person 4810 7-2-106 M 3-9 mon ths 5500

Compounding misdemeanor 4808 6-8-204 M NMT 1 y ear $1,000

Compounding progecution 4808 6-8-205 M NI~T 1 y ear Agreeing to withho1d evidence, testimony, etc. $1,000

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Running roadblock

Hindering investigation of public utility

Destroying testamentary instrument

Flight - Escape

Escape; county jail

same: by violence same: persons charged

or convicted same: from penal instit. same: aiding, harb0ring,

etc. same: temporary custody

same: from quarantine

Obstruction of Justice

Surrender accused without hea ri ng

Perjury

same: subornation

Criminal contempt

False jurat

\~YOMI NG F NCIC STATUTE ~1 PENALTY

4899 7-17-104 M NMT 6 months $100

4802 37-12-206 F NMT 5 years $1,000

4804 6-8-701 F NMT 10 years

4999 6-8-301 F NMT 3 years $500

4999 6-8-302 F NMT 10 years 4902 6-8-304 F NMT 14 years

4901 6-8-305 F 1-10 years 4903 6-8-303 M NMT 1 year

$1,000 4903 7-15-104 F 1-10 years

4901 35-4-105 M NMT 1 year $500

5099 7-3-211

5003 6-8-101

5004 6-8-104

M NMT 6 months $1,000

F NMT 14 years F NMT 14 years

5005 W.R.CR.P. M NMT 6 months Ru1 e 41

5099 6-8-501 F 1-3 years

RF~1ARI<S

Pertains to wills, etc., includes stealing and hiding same.

(1979 Session Laws)

If convicted of felony, or, charged with same.

Consecutive with interrupted sentence.

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Consecutive with interrupted sentence. (interstate detainer)

Re: extradition.

Summary punishment by judge.

False swearing, etc.

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- - -- -----~~---- -- --.QFFENSE

False certification

Officer, theft of records same: refusal to perform

duty same: extortion by color

of offi ce

Refusal to comply with State Examiner

\'/YOMI NG F NCIC STATUTE ~1 PENALTY 2607 6-8-502

5099 6-8-503 5006 6-8-505

2199 6-8-510

5099 9-2-417

F 1-3 years

F NMT 10 years M NMT 6 months

$500 M NMT 6 months

$500

F 1-5 years $5,000

Failure to Register; Communist 0199 9-12-105 F 2-10 years $10,000

Corrupt performance of 5008 5-4-273 M NMT 1 year official act; Justice of Peace $1,000

Unlawful removal of inspection 5099 11-15-112 M NMT 6 months certificate; potatoes $500

Obstructinq Veterinarian and 5099 11-19-102 M NMT 6 months failure to report diseased $100 animals

Unlawful transportation, 5099 11-19-506 M NMT 1 year inspection, etc. of sheep $5,000

same: other animals and poultry

Refusal to surrender military property

Contempt of Legislature

Failure to keep records; pawnbroker

Unlawful riding of railroad trains

5099 11-21-104 M NMT 6 months $100

5099 19-1-105 M N!vJT 6 months $100

5010 28-1-110 M NMT 6 months $100

5099 33-16-107 M NMT 6 months $100

5707 37-12-105 M NMT 6 months $100

RH1ARKS

By notary or officer.

Restricted to criminal cases.

Restricted to public, officials, etc.

False statement same as perjury (9-2-418)

Same penalty for dereliction by inspector.

Other statutes in same title distinguish each domestic animal.

Covers several aspects; disease, false information, etc.

National Guard, etc.

Refusal to appeaY', testify, etc.

Trespass

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,.;r..:OF..:..F.=.:EN.:.;:;S..;..E ______ --f-!N~C..uIC~..w.:.u.~"_J_I_~..j.J,J!lI.ll...~--------- ____ ..J.l.RJ...I.Ft.JQ1A~RK~SI.__ _____ __J_..!_PA!:l::G~E_

Violation of equal pay for women for equal work (1959)

Violation of Prevailing Wage Act (1967)

Violation of hours of work; generally

Violation of Right to Work 1 aw

Violation of laws relative to employment agencies

General violations of insurance code

Violations relative to Nursing Home Ad~inistrators

Unlawful acts; by Real Estate Brokers

Violation of Alien Land Act (1959 )

Unlawful use of driver's 1 i cense

Unlawful use of another's identifi cati on

Bribery

Bribery of public officers

same: juror same: as person having

custody of public funds

5099 27-4-304 M NMT 6 months $200

5099 27-4-412 M NMT 6 months $500

5099 27-5-104 M 1-6 months $500

5099 27-7-115 M NMT 6 months $1 ,000

5099 27-8-111 M NMT 6 months $100

5099 26-1-115 M NMT 6 months $1,000

5099 33-23-115 M NMT 1 year $500

5099 33-28-114 M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

0399 34-15-103 F NMT 5 years $5,000

509931-7-134

5099 31-8-105

5104 6-8-201

5104 6-8-202

5104 9-7-113.

M NMT 6 months $100

M NMT 6 months $100

F NMT 14 years

F NMT 14 yea rs F NMT 2 years

$5,000

County and State employees, mines, refinery.

Corporate violators included.

If corporate violator, fine is $5,000.

. Nonresident alien not eligible to own real property.

Includes use of another's birth certificate, photograph, etc.

Bribed as to influence use of money held.

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.QEFENSE same: with respect to

election code same: employee of Board

of Health (see also sports offenses)

Weapon Offenses

Dangerous weapon; concea1ed/ carryi ng

same: drawing

same: firing

same: possession by Aliens

Possession of flammable material w/intent same: fire bomb, etc.

Explosives; bringing into jail, etc.

Pub1 ic Peace

Incitement to crime

Unlawful assembly

Desecration of flag

Harrassing communications

HYOMING F l1LC_ ST8-_~.I ____ ~ -~NALTY

5104 22-26-112 M NMT 6 months

5104 35-1-105. M NMT 6 months ( a ) ( i i) Sl ,000

5202 6-11-101 M NMT 6 months $500

5299 6-11-102 M NMT 6 months S100

5213 6-11-104 M NMT 1 year Sl ,000

0399

/5207

5207

5211

-,

6-11-105

6-7-109

6-7 -11 0

6-8-71 0

5302 6-6-104

M

F

F

F

NMT 6 months $100

NMT 5 years Sl ,000 NMT 5 years 51 ,000

3-10 years

F NMT 5 years Sl,OOO

5307 35-15-11~ M NMT 1 year $10,000

5310 6-5-307

5309 6-4-612

M NMT 1 year $250

M N~1T 1 year $1 ,000

Rn1ARKS

(see also election offenses)

Explosives & incendiary devices included.

Includes during commission of crime.

Not construed as riot; see 6-6-101.

Based on failure to license.

Restricted to telephone.

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OFFENSE Non-mil itary organization parading with arms

Traffic Offense

Hit and run;failure to render aid

General violations of Uniform Traffic Act

HYO~lING F NCIC STATUTE ~1 PFNAITY

5307 19-1-106 M NMT 6 months $1,000

5401 31-5-1101 M NMT 1 year $5,000

5499 31-5-101 M NMT 6 months thru $100

31-5-1116

Abandonment of vehicle by other 5499 31-14-114 M NMT 6 months than owner $500

Reckless operation of watercraft 5499 41-13-204 M NMT 6 months $500

Health and Safety

Improper use of pesticides, etc. 5599 35-7-366 M NMT 1 year $500

Unlawful to work in excess of 8 hrs/day; public works

Advertising oleomargarine as butter

Drugs; unlawful acts by regi stered pharmaci sts, etc.

same: acquiring by fraud, etc.

Use/sale of inedible meat

Burial vaults, crypts, mausoleums - construction of

5599 9-8-311 ~1 NMT 6 months $500

5511 35-7-608 I M

5503 35-7-1032 M

NMT 6 months $500

NMT 1 year $10,000

2699 35-7-1033 F NMT 5 years $10,000

5504 35-7-1211 F 1-3 years $10,000

5599 35-8-407 M NMT 6 months $500

RF~1ARK~

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~ upon third conviction. Other offenses listed in other areas.

Second, etc. conviction increases fine; $1,000.

Fraud.

Based on same schedules as "drug offenses. It

Fraud.

Developers and builders are liable under these provisions.

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Violation of fire prevention or electrical safety laws

Fire escapes

D)sDosal of garbage etc., on highways, rights-of-way, etc.

same: on private property w/malicious intent

Hyoming Environmental Qual ity Act (1973); violation thereof

same:

same: false statement

~NOMING F NCIC STATUTE ~·1 PFNALTY 5599 35-9-139 M NMT 6 months

$1,000

5599 35-9-506 M 3-6 months $500

5599 35-10-102 M NMT 6 months . $200

5599 35-10-107 M NMT 6 months

5599 35-11-901 M NMT 1 year (c) $25,000 per day

5599 F NMT 2 years $50,000 per day

2607 35-11-901 M NMT 6 months (d) $10,000

Wyoming Industrial Development/ 5599 35-12-119 M NMT 1 year Siting Act (1975) $10,000

Unlawful sale of poison 5599 33-24-137 M NMT 6 months

Failure to report contagious di sea se

Spreading contagious disease

$500

5599 35-4-108 M 6 months - 1 year $1 ,000

5599 35-4-109 M NMT 6 months $500

Mobile Home Warranty Act (1975) 5599 35-18-109 M NMT 1 year (b) $1,000

Public h'~alth violations

Motor carriers; generally

5599 36-8-315 M NMT 6 months $100

5599 37-8-121 M NMT 6 months $100

By owner.

Restricted to owner.

First conviction only.

Second and subsequent convictions.

Intentional violations only.

Includes "giving it al-Jay" as vlell.

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Requires intent, or, knowledge of being a carrier.

~here there is threat to health or safety.

~overs public accommodations.

r-ailure to comply by licensed carrier.

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-------------------_OFFENSE Giving away, etc., a live or viable aborted child for experimentation

Livestock markets; operators thereof

Poisoning/killing with ground glass:, dogs

Marriage without health certificate

same: failure to record illegal marriages

Violations of Occupational Health & Safety Act (1969)

same: other violations

Violation of licensing requirments:

nurses:

speech pathologists and audiologists: operation of clinical lab or blood bank:

Violation of Wyoming Emergency Medical Services Act (1977)

Civil Rights

Discrimination; employment

HYOMING F NCIC SlATUTE r·' PENAL TV

1499 35-6-115 F 1-14 years $10,000

5599 11-22-118 M $1,000

5599 11-31-104 M 1 month to 1 year $1 ,000

5599 20-1-104 M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

5099 20-1-108 M NMT 1 year $1,000

5599 27-11-107 M NMT 1 year (a) $20,000

5599 27-11-107 M NMT 6 months (b-f) $10,000

5099 33-21-117 M NMT 6 months $100

5099 33-33-308 M NMT 6 months $100

5099 33-34-109 M NMT 6 months $750

5099 33-36-113 M NMT 6 months $400

5699 40-4-104 M NMT 1 year $5,000

Unlawful/unwarranted hospitaliza- 7099 25-3-141 F NMT 5 years tion of mentally ill $5,000

Rn1ARKS

Accessory included.

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Pertains to county clerk or person not empowered to marry.

If death resulted.

Some violations carry fine only.

Operate ambulance without license.

Corporations and businesses.

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Invasion of Privacy

Wiretap, unauthorized . 5799 37-12-122 F NMT 5 years Includes use of information so obtained . S500

Unlawful entry and refusal to 5707 6-10-102 M NMT 6 months Criminal trespass. depart $500

Unlawful disclosure of records; 5799 25-3-126 M NMT 1 year menta 11y ill $500

El ect ion Laws

Campaign practices 5999 22-25-114 M NMT 6 months Relates to filing reports by candidates. $1,000

Elections; generally 5999 22-26-101 F NMT 5 years Includes: $10,000 i) registrat'ion

ii) opening ballot box iii) opening voting machine iv) possession of key v) false voting

vi) falsifying documents vii) false swearing

viii) offering bribe ix) accepting bribe x) intimidation

same: 5999 22-26-112 M NMT 6 months Includes: $1,000 i) electioneering near polling place

ii) disturbing same (i) iii) possession of alcohol at same (i), etc.

Anti-trust

Anti-trust Multi-level & 6099 40-3-122 M NMT 1 year Pyramid Distributorship Act $500 (1973)

Price fixing 6099 40-4-115 M NMT 6 months $1,000

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.QFFENSE \NOMING

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Petroleum sales

Tax Revenue

Avoiding taxation: i) cigarettes

ii) gasoline

iii) sa 1 es tax

iv) use tax

v) false weight measures

Uniform consumer credit code

same:

6099 40-4-120 M NMT 1 year S5,000

6199 39-6-110 M NMT 6 months $100

6199 39-6-213 M NMT 6 months (b) 5500

6102 39-6-417 M NMT 6 months $1 ,000

5799 39-6-517 M NMT 1 year (b) $1,000

6199 40-10-115 M NMT 1 year $500

6199 40-14-540 M NMT 6 months Sl,OOO

6199 M NMT 1 year 55,000

Taxation and revenue; generally 6199 39-5-101 M SlOO-$5,000

Conservation

Game and Fish; generally: same: failure to obey

citation same: taking game without

permit same:

same:

5015 23-6-103 M NMT 6 months 5200

6204 23-6-204 M NMT 6 months (a) $400

6204 (b) M NMT 6 months

6204 (c)

$300 M NMT 6 months

S200

Rn1ARKS

Wholesaler, carrier, etc.

Collect, or fail to collect, fraud.

Disclosure of information by state employee.

Second and subsequent convictions.

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By an institution (bank, etc); excessive interest.

By an individual; without proper license.

Fines only ..

Each pertains to different species.

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FFENSE NCIC S A I PAGE

same: illegal possession 6204 23-6-206 M NMT 6 months of license (b) $200

same: taking eagle 6203 23-3-101 M NMT 1 year Includes eggs/nest of same (23-3-108(c)); same $500 penalty.

same: other game animals 6201 23-3-102 M NMT 6 months Species are specified. (a) $300

same: 6201 23-3-102 M NMT 6 months (b) $400

same: 6201 23-3-102 M NMT 6 months (c) $200

same: furbearing animals 6201 23-3-103 M NMT 6 months (c) $200

Unauthorized attempt to collect 6204 23-3-105 M NMT 1 year Deer and antelope. on coupons (b) $500

Wanton destruction; big game 6201 23-3-107 M NMT 1 year $1,000

Firearms; violations as to type permitted:

birds: 6203 23-3-110 M NMT 6 months $100

big game: 6201 23-3-111 M NMT 6 months $100

same: automatic weapons, etc 6299 23-3-112 M NMT 1 year $1 ,000

Fi sh Violations, general 6202 23-3-201 M NMT 6 months to $100

23-3-203 and

23-3-205 same: use of poison, etc. 6202 23-3-204 ~1 NMT 1 year

$1 ,000

Unlawful trapping, etc. 6201 23-3-304 ~I NMT 1 year $300

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-------------------OFFENSE Use of plane, etc. to hunt

False swearing, statement; license

Mi sce 11 aneous

Habitual offender; 3 convictions 4 convictions

Accessory; before fact after fact

same:

\~YOMI NG F Nfl C ST AIUIE ~1 PENALIY~

6299 23-3-306 M NMT 6 months $300

6207 23-3-403 M NMT 6 months $200

9999 6-1-109 9999 6-1-11 0

6-1-114 4808 6-1-115

F 10- 50 yea rs F natural life;

death

F

F NMT 2 years M NMT 6 months

Filing suit on "Rights of Action ll 2699 1-23-101 F 1-5 years $5,000

Mutilation of Dead Bodies 7299 6-5-?n? F 2-5 years

Admi ni s ter Es ta te without Hill, 5099 etc. 2-1-103 M NMT 1 year

$500

Malfeasance; City Officer or Employee

Company requiring bond; not authorized to act.

2699

5099

15-4-266 M $1,000

38-3-104 M $1,000

RE~jARI<S

Shall suffer same penalty as principal.

Rights of Action: Alienation of affection,

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breach of promise, seduction, etc. were abolished.

Incarceration not indicated.

Such corporation not authorized to conduct business within state.

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S{Ui~ ER reAL_Jim EX

,JYO:vlING STATUTE PA(~E_ t I.JI9MING STATUTE P;,GE F ,WYOMING STATUTE PAGE # --- ... _- .. _,---- --_._,---

1-23-101 27.0 6-5-101 14.0 6-8-602,603 16.0 6-5-102 13.0 6-8-701 17.0 6-5-104 thru 6-8-708 11.0

6-5-106 14.0 6-8-709 15.0 5-4-273 18.0 6-5-202 25.0 6-8-710 20.0

6-5-302 13.0 6-8-711 9.0 6-0-304 14.0 6-5-307 20.0 6-9-101 16.0

6-1-109,110 25.0 6-9-302,303,305 16.0 6-1-114,115 25.0 6-6-104 20.0 6-1-117 13.0 6-10-102 24.0

6-7-101 thru 6-10-103 4.0 6-2-101 thru 6-7-105 4.0 6-10-105 11.0

6-2-107 6.0 6-7-109,110 20.0 6-10-111 12.0 6-7-201,202 4.0

6-3-103 7.0 6-7-301 thru 6-11-101 thru 6-3-108,110,113 6.0 6-7-303 5.0 6-11-105 20.0 6-3-116,118 6.0 6-7-304,305,307 10.0 6-3-119 6.0,7.0 6-7-308,310,311,312 10.0 6-3-120 7.0 6-7-314,315 10.0 6-3-122 7.0 6-7-404 5.0, 10.0 7-2-106 16.0

6-7-502 7.0 6-7-601 4.0 7-3-211 17.0

6-4-101 thl'u 6-7-603 thru 6-4-107 1.0 6-7-605 7.0 7-15-104 1~.O

6-4-201 1.0 6-7-606 10.0 6-4-202 2.0 7-17-104 17.0 6-4-204 2.0 6-8-101 17.0 6-4-205 1.0 6-8-103 7.0 6-4-302,305,314 2.0 6-8-104 17 .0 6-4-401,402 2.0 6-8-201,202 19.0 9-1-126 9.0 6-4-502,503 3.0 6-8-203,204,205 16.0 6-4-504 14.0 6-8-301 thru 9-2-301,315,338 9.0 6-4-506,507 3.0 6-8-305 17.0 9-2-405 9.0 6-4-601,602 3.0 9-2-417 18.0 6-4-605 15.0 6-B-?03,204,205 16.0 6-4-606 16.0 6-8-401,402 7.0 9-7-]134 19.0 b-4-60i 3.0 6-8-501 17.0 6-4-612 14.0,20.0 6-R-502,50J,505.510 18.0 9-8-311 21.0

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~JYOMING STATUTE PAGE # \~YOt1 I NG STATUTE PAGE y HYOt1ING STATUE PAGE #

9-2-105 18.0 20-1-104,108 23.0 31-5-101 thru 31-5-1116 21.0

10-1-113 15.0 21-13-716 10.0 31-5-115 1.0 31-5-1101 21.0

11-12-120 7.0 22-25-114 24.0 31-7-134 19.0 11-15-112 18.0 22-26-101 24.0 31--8-105 19.0 11-19-102,506 18.0 22-26-112 20.0,24.0 31-11-102 5.0 11-21-104 18.0 23-3-101 thru 31-11-103 6.0, 10.0 11-22-118 23.0 23-3-304 26.0 31-11-104 5.0 11-23-107 11.0 23-3-306 27.0 31-14-114 21.0 11-25-112 23-3-307 15.0

23-3-403 27.0 33-16-107 18.0 11-29-102 11.0 22-6-103,204 25.0 33-21-117 23.0 ,.~ -30-101 11.0 23-6-206 26.0

33-23-115 19.0 11~30-103,104,106,113 5.0 11-31-104 23.0 25-3-141 23.0 33-24-137 22.0

, 25-3-126 24.0 33-24-142 9.0 12-5-405,501 15.0 26-1-115 19.0 33-27 -110 8.0 12-6-101,102 15.0 33-28-114 19.0 12-·8-102 15.0 27-4-304,412 19.0

33 ... 30-101 6.0 27-5-104 19.0

33-33-308 23.0 13-10-102,103 7.0 27-7-115 19.0 13-10-104,105,106,110 8.0 33-34-109 23.0 27 -8-111 19.0

33-36-113 23.0 14-2-106,107 14.0 27-11-107 23.0 14-2-108 15.0 34-15-103 19.0 14-2-109,111 13.0 27-12-512 8.0

14-2-112 14.0 34-16-103 8.0 28-1-110 18.0 34-16-105 9.0

17-4-121 8.0 34-16-106 7.0, 9.0 30-1-120 5.0 34-17-101 thru 18-4-506 10.0 30-1-121 12.0

34-17-106 9.0 30-1-122 8.0 19-1-105 18.0

35-1-105 20.0 19-1-106 21.0 31-4-210,320 8.0

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WYOMING STATUTE PAGE # WYOMING STATUTE PAGE # WYOMING STATUTE PAGE #

35-4-105 17.0 37-12-205 9.0 35-4-108,109 22.0 37-12-206 17.0 35-6-110 3.0 39-5-101 25.0 35-6-115 23.0 35-7-366,608 21.0 39-6-110,213,417,517 25.0 35-7-1014,1016,1020 12.0 40-3-122 24.0 35-7-1031 13.0 35-7-1032,1033 13.0, 21.0 40-4-104 23.0 35-7-1040,1041 13.0 40-4-115 24.0 35-7-1211 9.0, 21. 0 40-4-120 25.0 35-8-407 21.0 40-10-111 7.0 35-9-139,506 22.0 40-10-115 25.0

35-10-102,107 22.0 40-13-113 9.0 35-10,402 15.0 40-14-540 25.0 35-11-901 22.0

41-6-115 11.0 35-12-119 22.0

41-13-204 21.0 35-15-112 20.0 41-13-205 1.0 35-18-109 22.0

42-1-110 8.0 36-1-116 12.0 36~8-315 22.0

Rule 41, Wyo. 37-8-121 22.0 Rules Cr. Pro 17.0 37-12-101 5.0 37-12-102 10.0

·37-12-103 11.0 37-12-105 18.0 37-12-108 11. 0 37-12-109 1. 0, 11.0 37-12-110 1.0 37-12-119,120,121 11. 0 37-12-122 24.0 37-12-123,124 9.0

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