Dryden v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McCLINTOCK, Justice.
Gerald Dale Dryden 1 appeals his conviction of second degree murder in the district court of Fremont County, Wyoming, complaining of the admission in evidence of certain statements made by him after his arrest without proper advice as to his right to an attorney and, furthermore, after he had requested counsel. Under the disposition we make of the case other errors assigned need not be discussed. The following facts may be said to have been established without contradiction and with out resort to any statements or testimony of the defendant:
At approximately 5:45 p. m.,…
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