Goodwine v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
GOLDEN, Justice.
Appellant Greg Goodwine (Goodwine) appeals his conviction of robbery for which he was sentenced to not less than two nor *681more than three years to be served concurrently with an identical term on a charge of probation revocation.
Goodwine raises two issues:
1. The introduction of appellant’s statements to law enforcement personnel was reversible error.
2. The evidence presented to the court was insufficient to sustain the conviction.
We reverse Goodwine’s conviction of robbery, sustain his conviction of the lesser-included offense of larceny, and remand for resentencing on the…
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