Wyoming · Wyoming Statutes — Title 6, Crimes and Offenses
Wyo. Stat. (Title 6) § 6-1-302: Solicitation to commit felony; renunciation of criminal intention
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits a felony by intentionally commanding, encouraging, or facilitating another person's commission of a felony, even if the felony is never attempted or completed. Liability is eliminated if the person persuades or prevents the other from committing the crime through voluntary renunciation.
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