Rural Law Center

The University of Wyoming College of Law has newly established the Rural Law Center to further three general missions:

• provide service to rural communities and lawyers who practice law in rural places

• help prepare students for rural practice and service

• facilitate scholarly research concerning the law relevant to rural places and issues

Programs and projects

• Conference, State of the Dominant Estate, November 6, 2009

• Legislative Research Service:

The Rural Law Center’s Legislative Research Service provides free legislative research and drafting services by student volunteers. We invite governments, public interest groups, and others to submit proposals for legislative research and drafting projects dealing with rural issues. Projects will be selected based on available student time and student interest. For further information, or to submit a project proposal, please contact the Director of the Rural Law Center, Alan Romero.