Wyoming Supreme Court· 1/17/2018

Thompson v. State

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408 P.3d 756
2018 WY 3

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holding that the state presented sufficient evidence to support the three convictions challenged by the defendant
“Using the standard definition of protracted, the State must prove the victim suffered a long or lengthy impairment of a bodily function.”
“[W]e defer to the jury as the fact-finder and assume they believed only the evidence adverse to the defendant since they found the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.”
“[W]e do not apply waiver to a claim that the evidence was legally insufficient to support the defendant’s conviction.”
loss of hearing for one month was “sufficiently lengthy to be categorized as a protracted impairment of a bodily function”
“We accept all evidence favorable to the State as true . . . .”

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Judges: Burke, Davis, Fox, Hill, Kautz

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