Supreme Court of Iowa· 7/6/2000

State v. Lambert

Citations

612 N.W.2d 810
2000 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 134
2000 WL 895228

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holding that there was not a reasonable probability of a different result even if counsel performed ineffectively in failing to object to a jury instruction stating that a metal pipe was a dangerous weapon as a matter of law
holding in order to sustain a burglary conviction the State must prove the accused formed the intent to commit an assault at the time of entry
noting that to sustain a conviction for burglary, the State must prove an intent by the defendant to commit an assault at the time of entry
recognizing there must be a concurrence of the actus reus and the mens rea
recognizing there must be a concurrence of the actus reus and the mens rea
recognizing there must be a concurrence of the actus reus and the mens rea

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Judges: Snell, Carter, Neuman

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