Wyoming First Amendment Protection Act.

HB 103, the Wyoming First Amendment Protection Act, protects individuals and groups from lawsuits when they exercise rights like speaking publicly about issues, assembling peacefully, petitioning government, or expressing religious views. It creates automatic immunity from lawsuits (called "SLAPPs") that target these activities, requiring courts to dismiss such cases early in the process. If a defendant successfully uses this immunity, they receive their legal fees and costs. The law directly affects citizens, activists, journalists, and organizations engaging in public discourse on matters of community concern.