Jones v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
The only issue raised by this appeal is whether two questions asked the defendant *700on cross-examination were permissible for purposes of impeachment. One question was whether the defendant had been convicted of a misdemeanor, credit card fraud. The other question related to an arrest for another misdemeanor, disturbing the peace. It was asked (according to the prosecutor) to lay a foundation for showing that the defendant had given a different address to the arresting officer from the one which she had testified to on direct examination. There was no error in asking the…
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