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State v. Clark

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  • 392 P.2d 539
  • 1964 Wyo. LEXIS 103

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  • \Jurisdiction of the offense charged and of the person of the accused is a fundamental and indispensable prerequisite to a prosecution. In the absence of jurisdiction over both the offense and the person there is and can be no prosecution.\ (Emphasis added.)

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Judges: Parker, Harns-Berger, Gray, McIntyre

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