Supreme Court of Iowa· 4/21/1982

State v. Johnson

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318 N.W.2d 417
1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1366

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holding that Iowa Code § 232.74 eliminates the privilege in all cases involving child abuse
concluding that suppression of a defendant’s statements is not an appropriate remedy for the government’s violation of the no-contact rule
concluding that suppression of a defendant's statements is not an appropriate remedy for the government's violation of the no-contact rule
holding that Iowa Code § 232.74 eliminates the privilege in all cases involving child abuse
holding that Iowa Code § 232.74 eliminates the privilege in all cases involving child abuse
concluding sixth amendment right to counsel attached prior to a second interview, which took place after a complaint was filed and a warrant procured at the county attorney’s behest

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Judges: Uhlenhopp, Larson

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