Lee v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
The primary issue asserted by Robert Lee (Lee) in this appeal is that the district court committed reversible error by not suppressing evidence obtained in a search conducted pursuant to a warrant. Lee's justification for suppression is that the State could not tell him where to find the person who furnished the information relied upon to obtain the warrant. In addition, Lee asserts error in admitting a prior conviction into evidence for purposes of impeachment upon cross-examination. Lee argues that the conviction antedated the time limit found in W.R.E. 609. He also asserts…
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