Which court has appellate jurisdiction over cases appealed from inferior courts in Wyoming?

• A. The Supreme Court
• B. The district court
• C. The County Court
• D. The Municipal Court

Answer: (B)

Appellate review of decisions from lower, limited‑jurisdiction courts in Wyoming is handled by the district court. When a party appeals a ruling from a municipal or county court, the district court serves as the first level of appellate review, examining the existing record and proceedings to determine if errors occurred. The district court acts as the intermediary that can affirm, reverse, or remand the lower court’s decision. Only after that step would a further appeal proceed to the Wyoming Supreme Court, which is the highest appellate authority. So the district court is the court with appellate jurisdiction over cases appealed from inferior courts.