State v. Byerly
Idaho Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
WALTERS, Chief Judge.
A jury found Wayne Byerly guilty of second degree burglary and grand theft. *243On appeal he raises two issues: (1) the district court should have dismissed the criminal information because the magistrate relied on inadmissible evidence in holding that there was probable cause that Byerly had committed the offense; and (2) after the jury indicated it was having difficulty reaching a verdict, the district judge’s extemporaneous remarks to the jury resulted in a coerced verdict. We affirm the conviction.
I
Byerly first argues that he was improperly bound over to the district…
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