Supreme Court of Iowa· 4/11/1984

State v. Blair

Citations

347 N.W.2d 416
1984 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1118

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stating that “a defendant’s inconsistent statements are probative circumstantial evidence from which the jury may infer guilt”
holding “a defendant’s inconsistent statements are probative circumstantial evidence from which the jury 14 may infer guilt”
stating the “very function of the jury is to sort out the evidence presented and place credibility where it belongs”
finding a defendant’s inconsistent statements are probative circumstantial evidence from which a jury may infer guilt
finding defendant’s inconsistent statements were probative circumstantial evidence from which a jury may infer guilt
finding a defendant’s inconsistent statements are probative circumstantial evidence from which a jury may infer guilt

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Judges: Harris, Mecormick, McGiverin, Schultz, Wolle

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