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Wyoming is a full independent scope of practice state, following the national APRN Consensus Model of Regulation since its adoption in 2007. The model states; “Individuals will be licensed as independent practitioners for practice at the level of one of the four APRN roles within at least one of the six identified population foci.
(B) Practice within the legal boundaries for nursing through the scope of practice authorized in the Wyoming Nurse Practice Act and the board’s administrative rules and regulations; (C) Demonstrate honesty and integrity; (D) Base professional decisions on nursing knowledge and skills, the
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In the Matter of Amending Rule 40.1, Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure; Rule 23, Wyoming Rules of Criminal Procedure; Rules 12.09, 12.11 and 14, Wyoming Rules of Appellate Procedure. 03/10/1983
to make it applicable to Wyoming courts and statutory proceedings. Cross references. — For Code of Civil Pro-cedure generally, see title 1. As to authority of Supreme Court to adopt, modify and repeal rules and forms governing pleading, practice and procedure in all courts, see §§ 5-2-114 through 5-2-117. As to adoption of rules and
Rules of Appellate Procedure (§§ 1.01 — 29) Rules of Civil Procedure (§§ 1 — 86) Rules of Criminal Procedure (§§ 1 — 61) Rules of Evidence (§§ 101 — 1104) Browse Wyoming Court Rules | Wyoming Rules of Practice and Procedure, Generally for free on Casetext.
5.5. Unauthorized practice of law; multijurisdictional practice of law. 5.6. Restrictions on right to practice. 5.7. Responsibilities regarding law-related ser-vices. PUBLIC SERVICE 6.1. Pro bono public service. 6.2. Accepting appointments. 6.3. Membership in legal services organiza-tion. 6.4. Law reform activities affecting client in-terests. 6.5.
Commencement of Action; Service of Process: Pleadings, Motions, and Orders (§§ 3 — 3.1) Pleadings and Motions (§§ 4 — 16) Parties (§§ 17 — 25) Depositions and Discovery (§§ 26 — 37) Trials (§§ 38 — 53) Judgment (§§ 54 — 63) Provisional and Final Remedies and Special Proceedings (§§ 64 — 71.1) District Courts and ...
