Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/26/1997

State v. Dennison

Citations

571 N.W.2d 492
1997 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 340
1997 WL 732159

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noting that a defendant’s detention for the purpose of performing field sobriety tests and the invocation of the implied consent procedures do not require an arrest
holding arrest does not occur under the speedy indictment rule when police have authority to detain a person by transporting the person to the police station to invoke the implied-consent procedures
holding a defendant's arrest for driving while revoked and having an open container did not bar the State from filing OWI charge, stemming from the same incident, more than forty-five days later
holding a defendant’s arrest for driving while revoked and having an open container did not bar the State from filing OWI charge, stemming from the same incident, more than forty-five days later
finding it “significant that the officers did not issue a citation or complaint charging Dennison with OWI” on the date of the arrest
noting the officer informed the defendant he was under arrest for driving while his license was revoked and open container

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Judges: Carter, Harris, Larson, Lavorato, Snell

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