Schuler v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KITE, Justice.
[¶1] Clint Patrick Schuler was charged with five counts of credit card fraud. A jury convicted him on one count and acquitted him on the other four counts. Mr. Schuler claims the State presented insufficient evidence to support the conviction. He also claims the district court improperly ordered him to pay restitution for one of the counts on which the jury acquitted him.
[¶2] We perceive the real issue in this case to be improper duplicitous charging. We are compelled to affirm the conviction, however, because Mr. Schuler waived the duplicity defects by failing to object as…
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