Wyo. Stat. § 5-12-115
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Participant information and progress statistics
Official statutory text
(a) Participants may be required to provide access to the following information, the collection and maintenance of which by the program team shall be in a standardized format pursuant to rules and regulations of the supreme court:
(i) Gender, race, ethnicity, marital status and child custody and support obligations;
(ii) Criminal history;
(iii) Substance use disorder history, including medical records and prior treatment;
(iv) Employment, education and income history;
(v) Number and health of children born to participants;
(vi) Incidents of recidivism occurring before, during and after successful completion of a program, or failed participation in a program;
(vii) Mental illness history, including medical records and prior treatment.
(b) Programs shall maintain and report to the supreme court the following information pursuant to supreme court rules and regulations, none of which shall identify the participants:
(i) The number of participants screened for eligibility, the number of eligible persons who were, and who were not, admitted to the program and their case dispositions;
(ii) The costs of operation and sources of funding of the program.
(i) Gender, race, ethnicity, marital status and child custody and support obligations;
(ii) Criminal history;
(iii) Substance use disorder history, including medical records and prior treatment;
(iv) Employment, education and income history;
(v) Number and health of children born to participants;
(vi) Incidents of recidivism occurring before, during and after successful completion of a program, or failed participation in a program;
(vii) Mental illness history, including medical records and prior treatment.
(b) Programs shall maintain and report to the supreme court the following information pursuant to supreme court rules and regulations, none of which shall identify the participants:
(i) The number of participants screened for eligibility, the number of eligible persons who were, and who were not, admitted to the program and their case dispositions;
(ii) The costs of operation and sources of funding of the program.
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