Supreme Court of Iowa· 12/19/2001

State v. Burgess

Citations

639 N.W.2d 564
2001 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 245
2001 WL 1623221

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holding that “[a] guilty plea freely and voluntarily entered waives all defenses and objections, including constitutional guarantees”
following that rule to hold that defendant waived defenses to his conviction “by entering an Alford plea” since such a plea “is a variation of a guilty plea” with the same effect
noting “[a] guilty plea freely and voluntarily entered waives all defenses and objections, including constitutional guarantees”
stating a guilty plea waives challenges to a charge based on statute-of-limitations or speedy indictment grounds
“If an offense is a lesser-included one of the offense charged, a conviction or acquittal of the charged offense bars a subsequent prosecution of the lesser offense.”
“An Alford plea is different from a guilty plea in that when a defendant enters an Alford plea, 7 he or she does not admit participation in the acts constituting the crime.”

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Judges: Streit, Carter

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