Adaline Wetherell
Appeals and post-conviction
Adaline Wetherell works on the part of a case that comes after the trial. She began as a trial lawyer, and moved to appeals when she found she preferred reading a record to arguing over one.
Her days are mostly transcripts, rules and drafts. She writes every brief herself, argues it herself when the court hears argument, and answers her own phone.
Where Adaline is admitted, and where she studied
Bar admissions
Wyoming
1991
Colorado
1993
Courts
U.S. District Court, District of Wyoming
1992
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1994
Supreme Court of the United States
2003
Education
J.D., University of Wyoming College of Law
1991
B.A., Colorado College
1988
Languages
English
The office
Where the work is done
The office is on Carey Avenue, a few blocks from the capitol and the courthouses where most of her cases began. Clients come from across the state and beyond it; many never visit, and send the file by mail.
If you would rather talk in person, call for a time. If you can’t travel, she will read your file and talk by phone.
Ask Adaline about your case
Send the judgment and its date. She reads first, then writes back about timing.