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State v. Carpenter

Citations

  • 334 N.W.2d 137
  • 1983 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1542

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that \[t]he meaning of the terms 'accident' and 'involved' is sufficiently certain\ and not vague when applied to a scenario where a victim was injured jumping out of the defendant's moving truck
  • statute imposing duty on persons “involved in” an accident “does not require that the driver’s conduct be a proximate cause of the accident”
  • driver whose intoxicated girlfriend jumped from his moving pickup truck was involved in an accident
  • “[Iowa’s hit-and-run] statute does not require a collision between the driver’s vehicle and another vehicle or person” in order to be deemed to have been “involved” in an “accident”
  • \[Iowa's hit-and-run] statute does not require a collision between the driver's vehicle and another vehicle or person\ in order to be deemed to have been \involved\ in an \accident\
  • statute does not require a collision between the driver's vehicle and another vehicle or person and does not require that the driver's conduct be a proximate cause of the accident; \involved\ means \to relate closely\

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Judges: Harris, McCormick, Schultz, Carter, Wolle

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