Constitutional Amendment B would retire judges at age 75
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POWELL — Wyoming voters will be asked to weigh in on raising the mandatory retirement age of Supreme Court and District Court judges as they vote on proposed Amendment B in the Nov. 8 general election.
Amendment B would raise the compulsory retirement age for the judges from 70 to 75.
Adoption of constitutional amendments requires approval by a majority of all voters casting ballots at the election.
Raising the mandatory retirement age of Supreme Court and District Court judges reached the general election ballot after receiving two thirds majority approval of both houses of the Wyo...
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