Supreme Court of Iowa· 10/15/1975

State v. Farmer

Citations

234 N.W.2d 89
1975 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1046

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“[R]ulings of the court affecting the outcome of the case are reviewable upon appeal from final judgment when error has been properly preserved.”
finding a defendant may appeal from an order revoking a deferred judgment and probation
“The manifest purpose of the deferred sentence procedure is to permit a defendant to avoid ... a judicial record of the criminal charge_”
“[A] judgment imposing sentence on the charge is sufficient to constitute an adjudication of guilt.”
“Interlocutory rulings of the court affecting the outcome of the case are reviewable upon appeal from final judgment when error has been properly preserved.”
“An adjudication of guilt is a judicial declaration of the defendant’s legal guilt of the offense charged. The adjudication of guilt and imposition of sentence are the elements of judgment in a criminal case.” (citations omitted)

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Judges: McCormick, Moore, Rees, Uh-Lenhopp, Reynoldson, McCor-mick

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