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Court procedures generally refers to the strict processes and procedures the parties to a civil lawsuit must follow during the pretrial, trial, and posttrial phases of civil litigation. These procedures are usually defined and set forth in detail in the applicable rules of civil procedure, rules of court, and local rules.

In Wyoming, court procedures for civil litigation are governed by the Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure, which outline the processes that parties must follow from the initiation of a lawsuit through its resolution. These rules cover various aspects of the legal process, including filing complaints, serving documents, discovery, motions, trial conduct, and the appeals process. Additionally, the Wyoming District Courts have local rules that may specify more detailed procedures within their jurisdiction. Parties involved in civil litigation must adhere to these rules to ensure their case is heard and to avoid potential sanctions for non-compliance. Failure to follow these procedures can result in delays, dismissal of the case, or other unfavorable outcomes. It is often advisable for parties to consult with an attorney to navigate these complex procedural requirements effectively.

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