Wyoming § 18-3-906 - Prima facie malfeasance in office by sheriffs, district attorneys and county assessors.
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§ 18-3-906. Prima facie malfeasance in office by sheriffs, district attorneys and county assessors.
Every sheriff and district attorney shall prima facie be guilty of malfeasance in office and subject to removal where open and continuous violations of any law occur in the county for which such officers are employed. Every county assessor is prima facie guilty of malfeasance in office and subject to removal where the county assessor has failed to carry out and follow the legal directives and legal orders of the state board of equalization relative to assessment of property.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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