Supreme Court of Iowa· 6/18/1980

State v. Cornelius

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293 N.W.2d 267
1980 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 881

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determining the defendant failed to preserve error when he moved for mistrial after the State rested its case-in-chief because the “defendant should have asked for a mistrial when the allegedly prejudicial question was asked”
“[a] mistrial motion must be made when the grounds therefor first became apparent”; “the defendant should have asked for a mistrial when the allegedly prejudicial question was asked,” no error preserved
“A mistrial motion must be made when the grounds therefor first became apparent. Here defendant should have asked for a mistrial when the allegedly prejudicial question was asked.” (citation omitted)
“A mistrial motion must be made when the grounds therefor first become apparent. Here the defendant should have asked for a mistrial when the allegedly prejudicial questions was asked.” (internal citation omitted)

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Judges: Rees, Uhlen-Hopp, McCormick, McGiverin, Larson

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