Crime-Victim and Witness Court-Attendance Leave Request Packet - Wyoming

Wyoming Employment & HR Updated August 11, 2026 Free Word and PDF

SUBPOENAED CRIME-VICTIM OR WITNESS EMPLOYMENT-PRESERVATION PACKET

Wyoming — Wyo. Stat. § 1-40-209

1. EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYER

Field Entry
Employee [________________________________]
Employer [________________________________]
Position / department [________________________________]
HR / supervisor contact [________________________________]
Preferred confidential contact [________________________________]

2. COVERAGE GATE

  • ☐ Employee is a victim.
  • ☐ Employee is a witness.
  • ☐ Employee is responding to a subpoena from the prosecution or defense.
  • ☐ The subpoena is in a criminal case and requires response during working hours.

This route does not cover jury service, voluntary attendance without a subpoena, or a civil subpoena.

3. SUBPOENA AND ABSENCE

Court / issuing party: [________________________________]

Case identifier, using the minimum information needed: [________________________________]

Subpoenaed date and time: [________________________________]

Expected work absence: [DATE / START / END]

Employee's operational notice: [DATE / METHOD / RECIPIENT]

Employee signature: __________________________ Date: ______________

4. EMPLOYER-NOTIFICATION ASSISTANCE

Upon request, law enforcement, the prosecuting attorney, or defense attorney shall assist in informing the employer that cooperation may require absence from work.

  • ☐ Employee requests employer-notification assistance.
  • ☐ Assistance is not requested.

Assisting office / attorney: [________________________________]

Confirmation delivered: [DATE / METHOD / RECIPIENT]

5. FINANCIAL-HARDSHIP ASSISTANCE

If the employee experiences financial hardship directly from the criminal act or from cooperation, the statute provides assistance in explaining the reasons to employers and creditors.

  • ☐ Financial-hardship assistance requested
  • ☐ Not requested

Minimum explanation requested: [________________________________]

Do not attach police reports, medical records, victim addresses, or offense narratives when the subpoena and scheduling confirmation are sufficient.

6. PAY AND EMPLOYMENT TREATMENT

The employee must not suffer a change in terms of employment solely because of responding to the subpoena. The statute does not expressly require compensation for unworked time.

  • ☐ Unpaid time
  • ☐ Accrued paid leave: [TYPE / HOURS]
  • ☐ Schedule adjustment: [________________________________]
  • ☐ Employment terms preserved
  • ☐ Counsel review required

7. EMPLOYER RESPONSE

  • ☐ Victim or witness and criminal-subpoena gates confirmed
  • ☐ Absence recorded: [________________________________]
  • ☐ Pay treatment recorded
  • ☐ No employment-term change imposed solely because of subpoena response

Employer representative: _____________________ Date: ______________

8. CHANGE LOG

Date Court update Assistance / employee notice Employer response
[________] [________________] [________________] [________________]
[________] [________________] [________________] [________________]

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Last updated
August 11, 2026
Citations checked
August 11, 2026
Jurisdiction
Wyoming
Category
Employment & HR

Legal authority

  • Wyo. Stat. § 1-40-209 (preservation of employment for victims and witnesses responding to criminal subpoenas; employer notice and hardship assistance)

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