Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/24/2002

State v. Bullock

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638 N.W.2d 728
2002 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 6
2002 WL 87042

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noting that “[e]ven though a crime may meet the so-called Blockburger test for lesser-included offenses, it may still be separately punished if legislative intent for multiple punishments is otherwise indicated”
noting the length of time an offender must remain on the sex-offender registry is administratively determined after an offender’s release from prison
comparing versions of the statute and noting that the amendment broadened the lifetime registration requirement to include persons convicted of an “aggravated offense”
comparing section 692A.2 (1999), which required “lifetime registration only upon a second or subsequent offense; otherwise, imposing a ten-year registration requirement,” with section 692A.2 (Supp. 1999), which is similar to section 692A.2 (2005
“We vacate the court’s sentence and remand for entry of a judgment of conviction on both burglary in the first degree and sexual abuse in the second degree, and for sentencing on both convictions.”

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