Heggen v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1DissentUrbigkit, Chief Justice
Thomas Heggen, age thirty-one and married with two children, is “a stable, law-abiding, and productive member of the [Casper] community.” In 1987, he and his family were in the process of completing an adoption and were then the victims of the Casper, Wyoming energy depression and consequent unemployment. Unemployed for one and one-half years, he took whatever part-time work he could find until he could obtain full time employment.
His improvidence in obtaining unreported part-time employment while receiving continued unemployment compensation benefits resulted in the filing against him of a…
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