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There is a significant difference between being charged with possession of illegal drugs for personal use and being charged with possession of drugs with intent to distribute them. Under Wyoming law, drug trafficking, also known as possession with in… Read More

Even though many states have legalized marijuana for medicinal and even recreational use, marijuana is still illegal in Wyoming. The penalties for possession of marijuana in Wyoming can be severe and may include fines and even time in jail. The drug… Read More

A criminal conviction can affect your life in many ways. It can prevent you from getting certain jobs, living in certain places, or being accepted into a college or technical school. A criminal conviction can also cause shame and embarrassment. But i… Read More

Unlike the neighboring states of Colorado and Montana, Wyoming has not legalized marijuana for personal use. Penalties for a marijuana conviction in Wyoming can be severe and vary based on the amount of marijuana in your possession. The penalties for… Read More

Even though many states have legalized marijuana for medicinal or even recreational use, marijuana possession is still prohibited in Wyoming and at the federal level. Penalties for a Wyoming Marijuana Possession Conviction If you are found in possess… Read More

Constructive possession of a controlled substance refers to a situation in which a person is alleged to be in possession of a controlled substance, even though the substance is not physically in their control or located on their body. Allegations of… Read More

Marijuana is increasingly being used for medicinal and recreational purposes. As its popularity continues to grow, many states have relaxed the penalties for possession of marijuana, or even legalized it entirely. Yet Wyoming and the federal governme… Read More

Unlike many of the surrounding states, marijuana remains illegal in Wyoming. With the exception of small amounts, possession of marijuana is a felony that can result in 5 to 10 years in prison and fines of up to $10,000, even for a first offense. In… Read More