This is the second day in Lander (see details on May 8 calendar entry). The topics begin with 3 elected officials organizations: WCC, WAM, WACO. The Uniform Law Commission presents to Corporations about 1:45 hours. For more details, to print
On April 17, SCOTUS decided it would hear oral arguments on May 15 to determine if the federal government is allowed to implement President Donald Trump’s (R) executive order ending birthright citizenship. I will provide more detail later.
Better Wyoming is hosting this informational webinar. You should pre-register to receive the webinar link. >>> You know that tens of millions will be affected, and you'll learn more about the regional damages. In the meanwhile, this US News article
There are three ceremonies. The Arena Auditorium will host all ceremonies and provide live streaming. Here for more details>>> 8:30 -- undergrads from Arts & Sciences, Education, Engineering & Physical Sciences, SER 12:30 -- graduate students from all colleges 3:30.
These two days will be in Torrington on the EWC campus. Almost a dozen individuals and agencies will give updates, and at 1:30 the committee will tour the Medium Correctional Institution. Read for more details>>>
The LWV co-founded and co-chaired the Motor Voter coalition with groups like the ACLU and NAACP. The league focused its efforts on the NVRA in the 1980s and 1990s. The NVRA was signed into law by President Clinton in 1993.
This second day includes a variety of overviews starting with controlled substance such as fentanyl, obsenity and stalking laws, probate court, and retail theft. Read for more details>>>
