Legal Opinion
Shirley Weidt v. The State of Wyoming
Wyoming Supreme Court
Decided November 19, 2013No. S-13-0053PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Justice.
[11] Appellant Shirley Weidt was found guilty of indirect criminal contempt for failure to comply with an injunction and a nunc pro tune amendment that allowed Sheridan County to enter her property and remove vehicles and trailers which violated county zoning ordinances We find the evidence insufficient to support the conviction as a matter of law, and we therefore reverse and remand with directions to vacate.
ISSUES
[T2] The Appellant identified numerous issues, but as we explain below, we will address only one of them because it is disposi-tive: |
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