Reynoldson v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
URBIGKIT, Justice.
Appellant Arlan G. Reynoldson, and his co-defendant George 0. Pugh, were charged with a seven-count auto-theft offense (joy-riding), pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to seven concurrent four- to ten-year penitentiary terms. Within 120 days, as provided by statute and rule, the district court amended the sentences for Reynold-son by suspending confinement and providing a term of seven years probation. Within eight months after release, Reynoldson was rearrested for a house burglary, and resentenced to the original term less credit for time served.
Appellant, by this second…
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