Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/19/1994

State v. Buck

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510 N.W.2d 850
1994 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 14
1994 WL 14377

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holding defendant was not prejudiced by his trial counsel’s failure to preserve error as to his waiver of a jury trial on the insanity defense
holding defendant was not prejudiced by his trial counsel’s failure to preserve error as to his waiver of a jury trial on the insanity defense
holding no prejudice in waiving jury trial where defendant hid the body of the decedent and a reasonable jury would have found him guilty of first-degree murder despite the weak insanity defense
holding no prejudice in waiving jury trial where defendant hid the body of the decedent and a reasonable jury would have found him guilty of first-degree murder despite the weak insanity defense
finding no prejudice, even if the defendant failed to properly waive the right to a jury trial in a case involving defenses of insanity and diminished responsibility, because the evidence of defendant’s specific intent was “overwhelming”
finding no prejudice, even if the defendant failed to properly waive the right to a jury trial in a case involving defenses of insanity and diminished responsibility, because the evidence of defendant’s specific intent was “overwhelming”

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Judges: McGiverin, Harris, Carter, Neuman, Andreasen

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