Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/15/2001

State v. Emery

Citations

636 N.W.2d 116
2001 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 219
2001 WL 1438237

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explaining that the transfer provisions affect jurisdiction over the parties
failure to comply with statutory procedure for transfer of juvenile to adult court did not involve subject matter jurisdiction and was waived by guilty plea
“Any deficiency in the district court’s authority was waived when the defendant failed to object to the district court’s adjudication of his case.”
“[S]ubject matter jurisdiction should not be confused with authority.” (quoting State v. Yodprasit, 564 N.W.2d 383, 385 (Iowa 1997))
“[S]ubject matter jurisdiction should not be confused with authority.” (quoting State v. Yodprasit, 564 N.W.2d 383, 385 (Iowa 1997))
“Even if an appropriate transfer of ‘jurisdiction’ . . . was not accomplished, the district court had subject matter jurisdiction.”

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