Which of the following statements about the Wyoming judicial system is true?

• A. The Legislature may establish other courts; the listed ones include the Supreme Court, district courts, county courts, and justices of the peace
• B. The Legislature appoints all judges directly
• C. The Governor appoints all justices of the Supreme Court
• D. There are no other courts beyond the listed ones

Answer: (A)

Wyoming’s Constitution creates a judiciary that includes the Supreme Court, district courts, county courts, and justices of the peace, and it authorizes the Legislature to establish additional inferior courts by law. This is why the statement is true: it correctly names the listed courts and reflects the Legislature’s power to create more as needed. The other options misstate how judges are selected and wrongly claim there are no other courts beyond the listed ones.