WYOMING COURT RULES

44 drew from the trust for payment of their attor- neys’ fees and costs; the trustees’s failure to submit billing statements and the statutorily required application for fees and costs did not deprive the district court of its jurisdiction to issue the reimbursement order. Garwood v. Garwood, 2010 WY 91, 233 P.3d 977, 2010 Wyo. LEXIS 95 (Wyo. 2010). Law reviews. — Tyler J. Garrett, Anatomy of a Wyoming Appeal: A Practitioner’s Guide for Civil Cases, 16 Wyo. L. Rev. 139 (2016). 7. BRIEFS Supreme Court will not search record to discover possible errors assigned by the petition in error and where plaintiff in error fails to comply with former Rule 12(a) and (d), Sup. Ct., proceedings will, on motion, be dis- missed pursuant to former Rule 12(j), W.R.C.P. Pearce v. Holm, 23 Wyo. 417, 152 P. 787, 1915 Wyo. LEXIS 40 (Wyo. 1915). Whenever two assignments of error raise the same question it may be presented under either of the assignments. Pierce v. Roth- well, 38 Wyo. 267, 267 P. 86, 1928 Wyo. LEXIS 52 (Wyo. 1928) (decided under § 1-414, C.S. 1945). Where litigants disregard requirement to refer specifically to the record, court may decline to consider question sought to be raised. Simpson v. Occidental Bldg. & Loan Ass’n, 45 Wyo. 425, 19 P.2d 958, 1933 Wyo. LEXIS 17 (Wyo. 1933) (decided under § 1-414, C.S. 1945). Appeal was properly dismissed where appellant’s papers, intended to be a brief on appeal, failed to comply with this rule. Zier v. Powell, 526 P.2d 63, 1974 Wyo. LEXIS 227 (Wyo. 1974).