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State v. Blood

Citations

  • 360 N.W.2d 820
  • 1985 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 939

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that license revocation for third-offense OWI is not intended as punishment, but is aimed at the protection of the public using the highways
  • holding that license revocation for third-offense OWI is not intended as punishment, but is aimed at the protection of the public using the highways
  • holding a deferred judgment would be taken into account in determining whether the defendant had committed his third OWI offense for license revocation purposes as this provision was not intended to punish the driver but solely to protect the public
  • holding a deferred judgment would be taken into account in determining whether the defendant had committed his third OWI offense for license revocation purposes as this provision was not intended to punish the driver but solely to protect the public
  • driver’s license revocation for OWI not intended as punishment but designed solely for the protection of the public
  • deferred judgment may be included in number of violations required for revocation of driving privileges because revocation “is not intended as a punishment to the driver, but is designed solely for the protection of the public in the use of the highways”

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Judges: Uhlenhopp, Harris, McCormick, McGiyerin, Schultz

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