Justice v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
The primary problem the court must address in this case, an appeal by Mark Justice from his conviction for the crime of aggravated robbery, is his claim of lack of relevancy of evidence of collateral misconduct which he contends was admitted improperly, preventing him from having a fair trial. The several matters of accused evidence (which include testimony about events other than collateral misconduct) related to evidence of his theft of fishing tackle prior to the charged armed robbery; the prior forgery of a check of the robbery victims; testimony concerning his desire to…
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