Irwin v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ROONEY, Chief Justice.
Appellant-defendant, Robert Irwin, shot and killed a dog valued at $200 which was owned by Mark and Rhonda Kincaid. Appellant was tried in county court without a jury and was found guilty of willfully destroying the property of another valued at less than $500 in violation of § 6-10-105(a)(i), W.S.1977.1 The district court affirmed appellant’s conviction. On appeal to this court, appellant contends:
1. That the willful destruction of another’s property requires proof of an unlawful or evil intent which proof is not present in this case;
2. That the requisite intent was…
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