State v. Dayley

BAKES, Justice.

The defendant John Stanley Dayley was charged by information with the crimes of robbery and resisting an officer by means of violence arising out of an arrest that occurred on September 25, 1972. At trial he interposed the defense of temporary insanity at the time of the offense as the result of involuntary drug intoxication. He was convicted on both counts and appeals.

Sometime after 2:30 a. m. on September 25, 1972, defendant Dayley, who was wearing a pillowcase over his head and carrying a handgun, entered a 24-hour-a-day Twin Falls supermarket. He demanded the money in the…