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Supreme Court of Iowa· 2/11/1969

State v. Carey

Citations

  • 165 N.W.2d 27
  • 1969 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 763

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  • concluding that the cumulative effect of errors deprived the defendant of a fair trial
  • concluding that no individual error alone required a new trial, but reversing the defendant’s convictions and remanding for new trial because the cumulative effect of those errors deprived the defendant of a fair trial
  • finding some merit in each of the assigned errors, so the cumulative effect was to deny a fair trial
  • granting a new trial after the county attorney’s office provided the jury with free coffee because “any member of the public who might become familiar with [the relevant facts]” could reasonably conclude it was “an intentional attempt to secure favor,” even if it genuinely was not
  • granting a new trial after the county attorney’s office provided the jury with free coffee because “any member of the public who might become familiar with [the relevant facts]” could reasonably conclude it was “an intentional attempt to secure favor,” even if it genuinely was not
  • granting a new trial after the county attorney’s office provided the jury with free coffee because “any member of the public who might become familiar with [the relevant facts]” could reasonably conclude it was “an intentional attempt to secure favor,” even if it genuinely was not

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Judges: Moore, Rawlings, Becker, Mason, Divisions, Garfield, Larson, Snell, Stuart

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