This amendment restores previously deleted language that limits state park peace officers' authority to enforcing felony statutes or W.S. 31-5-233 violations only when such violations are observed or discovered during the performance of their official duties.
- In the definition of peace officer for state park rangers and superintendents, changes a semicolon to a comma and adds a qualifier that restricts their peace officer authority to situations when enforcing felony statutes or W.S. 31-5-233 violations that were observed or discovered during the performance of their official duties. (Page 2, lines 8-7)
- Restores previously deleted language that was struck from the text. (Page 2, lines 9-13)
- In another definition of peace officer for state park rangers, applies the same change as the first amendment: converts a semicolon to a comma and adds the qualifier limiting authority to felony enforcement when violations are observed or discovered during official duties. (Page 3, lines 2-17)
- Restores previously deleted language that was struck from the text. (Page 3, lines 3-6)
- In the definition of law enforcement officer, restores the phrase 'when acting' and adds the same qualifier limiting park peace officers' authority to enforcing felony statutes or W.S. 31-5-233 violations observed or discovered during their official duties. (Page 4, lines 12-27)
- Restores previously deleted language that was struck from the text. (Page 4, lines 13-17)
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