Supreme Court of Iowa· 7/9/2010

State v. Johnson

Citations

784 N.W.2d 192
2010 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 72
2010 WL 2696416

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holding that a defendant is not required to make any particular record in order to preserve for postconviction relief an ineffective-assitance claim raised on direct appeal
holding that if a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel cannot be addressed on appeal because of an inadequate record, the court must preserve it for postconviction-relief proceedings
discussing that regardless of our view of the viability of the claim, we must preserve it for postconviction relief proceedings
holding that if a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel cannot be addressed on appeal because of an inadequate record, the court must preserve it for postconviction-relief proceedings even if it is raised in a general or conclusory manner
providing that if the court 11 “determines the claim cannot be addressed on appeal,” the court is to preserve the claim for a postconviction-relief proceeding
holding, if an ineffective- assistance claim cannot be addressed on appeal because of an inadequate record, the court must preserve it for postconviction-relief proceedings

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