· 2/28/2003
Heilig v. Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Citations
- 2003 WY 27
- 64 P.3d 734
- 2003 Wyo. LEXIS 33
- 2003 WL 699466
How courts have described this case
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- holding Mr. Heilig had standing because he was in fact affected by Game & Fish rules but that the declaratory judgment action did not serve a useful purpose
- concluding appellant facing criminal charges in circuit court was “adversely affected in fact” by Game & Fish rules because he was criminally cited and prosecuted in circuit court for violating those rules and, thus, had standing in parallel declaratory judgment action
- affirming dismissal of declaratory judgment action for failure to serve useful purpose
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Judges: Hill, Golden, Lehman, Kite, Voigt
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