PHONE CALLS and EMAILS: Attorney's offices from around the country are reporting emails and calls that have spoofed US District Court phone numbers and email addresses. Please be aware that this activity is NOT from the Court, but rather bad actors wishing to cause disruption. Please ignore the calls/emails that fall outside normal business practices from this Court.

Election Day After-Hours Litigation Procedures The U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming has established procedures for emergency after-hours litigation in connection with the upcoming general election on November 5, 2024. To request legal action after 5:00 PM on November 5th, please contact Maggie Botkins, Clerk of Court, at: (307) 433-2126. Complaints should be filed electronically using CM/ECF.

REGISTER NOW! Free CLE opportunity November 14th! See our Special Events page for details and a registration link!

PARDON THE MESS: The Cheyenne Clerk's Office will be undergoing a facelift beginning October 15, 2024. We are in the process of relocating our public intake area to the Jury Assembly Room on the second floor. Effective immediately, please plan on stopping in the Jury Assembly Room if you have in person business with our Cheyenne office. The phone number will remain the same at 307/433-2120. Thank you for your patience!

PHONE SCAM: We are being contacted by people who say the US Courts are calling them about paying a fine for different fake violations. These calls are NOT coming from the US Courts - please do NOT pay them and do not give out any person information. This is a scam. Just hang up.

CM FILERS: CM/ECF filers should be aware of the potential to inadvertently share restricted documents when using third-party services or software.
Sharing your PACER account credentials with a third-party service provider or designating that provider as a secondary recipient of a Notice of Electronic Filing or Notice of Docket Activity (NEF/NDA) will give it access to sealed or restricted case information and documents in violation of court order. You are urged to use caution in your computer security practices to ensure that sealed or restricted documents to which you have access are not disclosed.