Supreme Court of Iowa· 10/16/1991

State v. Johnson

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476 N.W.2d 330
1991 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 374
1991 WL 207287

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holding that an objection to the composition of the jury panel was untimely when it was first raised in the defendant’s postverdict motion in arrest of judgment or for new trial
holding that an objection to the composition of the jury panel was untimely when it was first raised in the defendant’s postverdict motion in arrest of judgment or for new trial
finding that a constitutional objection to the jury panel was waived when first asserted in a postverdict motion for new trial
finding that a constitutional objection to the jury panel was waived when first asserted in a postverdict motion for new trial
holding the defendant “waived any article I, section 10 challenge to the jury panel”
holding defendant failed to preserve error when his objection to the composition of the jury panel was not made until a post-verdict motion in arrest of judgment, noting that the failure to object earlier deprived the court of the opportunity to take corrective action

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Judges: McGiverin, Larson, Neuman, Snell, Andreasen

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