Corner crossing clarification.

This Wyoming bill (HB 19) clarifies that individuals traveling between two adjacent parcels of land owned by government entities (local, state, or federal) at their shared corner do not commit trespass or game/fish trespass, provided they don't damage nearby private land. It directly affects people accessing government-owned properties (e.g., parks, roads) that border each other, such as hikers, land managers, or utility workers. The key provision modifies trespass laws (W.S. 6-3-303(d) and 23-3-305(b)(ii)) to explicitly exempt incidental contact at parcel corners during authorized travel. The bill takes effect immediately upon becoming law.