Munson v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
URBIGKIT, Justice.
A sufficiency of the evidence criminal appeal is presented by appellant’s three count burglary conviction after the other two alleged participants plea-bargained their guilty plea sentences.
We affirm.
Roy Munson, as appellant, presents two issues on appeal and we will only substantively consider the first for reasons hereafter stated. They are: (1) sufficiency of the evidence for convictions, and (2) “[wjhether that portion of § 7-13-301, W.S.1977, which requires that the prosecutor consent before a judge may grant first-offender status under § 7-13-301 is an unconstitutional…
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