Wyoming § 33-29-706 - Court ordered suspension of license.
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§ 33-29-706. Court ordered suspension of license.
Upon receipt from the department of family services of a certified copy of an order from a court under W.S. 20-6-112 to withhold, suspend or otherwise restrict a license issued by the board, the board shall notify the party named in the court order of the withholding, suspension or restriction in accordance with the terms of the court order. No appeal under the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act shall be allowed for action taken under this section.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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