Marshall v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
RAPER, Justice.
Appellant was convicted of child abuse as that crime is defined in § 6-4-504, W.S. 1977.1 From the judgment and sentence entered against him he has appealed on two bases. First he argues that there was insufficient evidence presented by the State to support a conviction of child abuse. Second, he challenges the validity of the statute he was convicted of having violated; his contention is that §§ 14-3-101 and -103, W.S.19772, impliedly repealed § 6-4-504, W.S.1977.
We will affirm.
*796On the night of April 13, 1981, appellant, along with his wife, aunt and another individual,…
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