Court of Appeals of Iowa· 12/27/1990

State v. Delap

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466 N.W.2d 264
1990 Iowa App. LEXIS 485
1990 WL 263607

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whether order sufficiently clear, definite and unambiguous to support contempt adjudication irrelevant because defendant had actual knowledge of “no contact condition” in order and consequences of violating condition
defendant could be convicted under both sections 708.2(1) and 708.2(2) where defendant had committed a series of assaults
defendant could be found guilty of assault with intent to inflict serious injury and assault without intent to inflict serious injury where convictions arose from a series of assaults rather than a single incident
defendant could be found guilty of assault with intent to inflict serious injury and assault without intent to inflict serious injury where convictions arose from a series of assaults rather than a single incident

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Judges: Oxberger, Donielson, Habhab

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