Eustice v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Justice.
Michael Eustice (Appellant) appeals his conviction for aggravated assault and battery alleging that his trial counsel failed to provide effective assistance of counsel. Appellant also claims that the jury's observation of him in restraints resulted in prejudice, and that the jury improperly considered punishment in reaching its verdict. We do not find any deficiency in counsel's performance or any other error and affirm Appellant's conviction.
Appellant presents six issues:
1. Did Appellant's pretrial counsel's failure to adequately and timely explain the offered plea bargain to…
2Cases cited14 opinions
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