Article V - American Bar Association Delegate (a) Wyoming Delegate. Any active member who is a resident of Wyoming, maintains an office for the practice of law in this state and is a member of the American Bar Association may serve as the Wyoming delegate to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association. The term of office of such delegate shall be two (2) years, and shall begin and end at the adjournment of the ABA annual meeting in August. Nominations shall be taken and elections shall be conducted as provided in Article VII. (b) Young Lawyer Delegate. Any active member who (1) was admitted to his or her first bar within the past five years or is less than 36 years old at the beginning of his or her term, (2) is a resident of Wyoming, (3) maintains an office for the practice of law in this state, (4) is a member of the American Bar Association and (5) is a member of the Young Lawyer Section may serve as the Young Lawyer delegate to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association. The term of office of such delegate shall be two (2) years, and shall begin and end at the adjournment of the ABA annual meeting in August. Nominations shall be taken and elections shall be conducted as provided in Article VII. Amended and effective June 11, 1992; amended February 5, 2013, effective April 1, 2013; amended November 22, 2016, effective December 1, 2016; amended January 29, 2019, effective May 1, 2019.