Supreme Court of Iowa· 10/15/1980

State v. Galvan

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297 N.W.2d 344
1980 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 952

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holding the passage of two days as close enough to the transaction, especially for a child, to qualify as an exited utterance
holding the passage of two days “leaves [the evidence] close enough to the transaction so that the trial court could have believed any presumption of fabrication was excluded”
holding the passage of two days “leaves [the evidence] close enough to the transaction so that the trial court could have believed any presumption of fabrication was excluded”
holding the passage of two days “leaves [the evidence] close enough to the transaction so that the trial court could have believed any presumption of fabrication was excluded”
where the Iowa Supreme Court held that defendant’s providing transportation, assisting in cleaning blood stains, and securing clothing was sufficient to support a first-degree murder conviction grounded on the aiding and abetting theory
2 days between time of offense and statement

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Judges: Reynoldson, Legrand, Harris, McCormick, Larson

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