Supreme Court of Iowa· 6/22/1994

State v. Bush

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518 N.W.2d 778
1994 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 136
1994 WL 278509

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holding substantial evidence supported the defendant’s conviction when a jury could reasonably find he “fired the shot through [the] ring of people, thereby subjecting them to the obvious risk of severe injury and even death”
interpreting the phrase “assembly of people” to mean “into or through two or more persons at the same place”
finding the defendant had fired his gun “into or through” an assembly of people where there was one person in front of him, two crouched behind a nearby car, and approximately ten people behind him, all within fifteen to twenty feet

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Judges: McGiverin, Carter, Lavorato, Snell, Ternus

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