Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/23/1983

State v. Hutchison

Citations

341 N.W.2d 33
1983 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1744

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determining a defendant has no absolute right to both self-representation and assistance of counsel
“We do not now choose to abandon our preservation of error rules in favor of a discretionary plain error rule.”
“[T]he defendant cannot knowingly and intelligently make an election to proceed pro se and then . . . claim[] ineffective assistance of counsel.”
“We do not now choose to abandon our preservation of error rules in favor of a discretionary plain error rule.”
“[T]rial courts are given considerable latitude and freedom of action to control and ensure orderly process at trial.”
“The corroboration of an accomplice’s testimony need not be strong . . . .”

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Judges: Uhlenhopp, Harris, McCormick, Larson, Schultz

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