Constitutional carry (all persons since 2021), stop-and-identify when detained (WS §7-1-102), Stand Your Ground (WS §6-2-602), one-party consent recording (WS §7-3-702). Cannabis fully illegal. Yellowstone and Grand Teton overlap federal jurisdiction.
Wyoming expanded constitutional carry to all persons (including non-residents) via SF 75 in 2021. Stop-and-identify applies when lawfully detained under WS §7-1-102 — you must provide your name. Stand Your Ground (WS §6-2-602) removes the duty to retreat in any place you have a legal right to be. One-party consent (WS §7-3-702) means you may record your own conversations. Cannabis remains fully illegal. Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are federal land — different jurisdiction applies. Wind River Reservation has tribal law enforcement authority.
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