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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 445 N.W.2d 337
  • 1989 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 251
  • 1989 WL 91969

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  • holding various portions of record “form a sufficient basis upon which to review the exercise of the trial court’s sentencing discretion”
  • noting that party must pursue issue and juror for cause when party has adequate notice of possible prejudice toward defendant
  • noting that party must pursue for cause challenge of individual juror when party has adequate notice of possible prejudice toward defendant
  • holding bias claim was waived by failing to challenge juror prior to jury being impaneled
  • holding terse statement of reasons may be sufficient as long as brevity does not prevent us from reviewing the exercise of sentencing discretion
  • holding the sentencing colloquy, sentencing order, and presentence investigation report together “form a sufficient basis upon which to review the exercise of the trial court’s sentencing discretion”

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Judges: McGiverin, McGiyerin, Harris, Schultz, Carter, Snell

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