Wyoming Supreme Court
Timothy Jay Mehring, Appellant (defendant) v. the State of Wyoming, Appellee (plaintiff)
September 27, 19931993 Wyo. LEXIS 151
Summary
The court upheld Mehring's guilty pleas, concluding that the plea colloquy and surrounding circumstances adequately established his understanding of the charges and that his pleas were voluntary and intelligent. It rejected his ineffective-assistance claims because he failed to show deficient performance and prejudice, and it found no substantive due-process violation in the presentence report. The court affirmed the sentences but ordered a limited remand to document the trial court's resolution of disputed presentence information.