Unit 7 Wyoming Constitution Assessment

Situation where one of the district judges is invited to sit in place of.

• when a justice of the Supreme Court is interested personally in a case
• trial after impeachment of the Governor
• when the Governor is unable to act due to a conflict of interest.
• impeachment of the Governor

The Secretary of State...

• takes the place of the Governor when members of the legislature are elected
• take the place of the Governor in case the Governor is unable to act
• takes the place of a justice when a justice of the Supreme Court is interested personally in a case
• is the only elected government official not required to take an oath of office

The Supreme Court, district courts, county courts, justices of the peace, and other courts which may be established by the Legislature

• constitutes the State Militia
• constitutes the Judicial Branch
• constitutes the Executive Branch
• constitutes the Legislative Branch

Able bodied male citizens of the state between the ages of eighteen and forty-five except those lawfully exempted.

• constitutes the State Militia
• constitutes the State Board of Control
• constitutes the Corps of Engineers responsible for Wyoming's waters
• constitutes the Senate

Levying war against it; or aiding, comforting, and adhering to its enemy.

• State Militia
• treason
• appropriation
• logrolling

State University is located.

• Cheyenne
• Rawlins
• Casper
• Laramie

Eighteen years of age, a citizen of the United States, and must have complied with the registration laws.

• qualifications for a state senator
• qualifications of a voter
• qualifications for a state representative
• qualifications for Governor

Location of the State Capital Building.

• Rawlins
• Evanston
• Casper
• Cheyenne

It shall not be excessive and shall be granted in all except capital cases

• constitutional provision regarding substantive due process
• constitutional provision regarding cruel and unusual punishment
• constitutional provision regarding self incrimination
• constitutional provision regarding bail

Revenue bills originate

• in the House of Representatives
• in the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
• in the Senate
• in the Governor's Office