Supreme Court of Iowa· 3/23/1994

State v. Lewis

Citations

514 N.W.2d 63
1994 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 62
1994 WL 94044

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holding defendant’s attempt to help the principal escape the scene and obstruct the officer’s pursuit supports the verdict of aiding and abetting
finding substantial evidence from which jurors could reasonably infer that Lewis aided and abetted the drive-by shooting
finding substantial evidence from which jurors could reasonably infer that Lewis aided and abetted the drive-by shooting
finding substantial evidence from which jurors could reasonably infer that Lewis aided and abetted the drive-by shooting
finding the legislature intended multiple punishments for criminal gang activity and any underlying criminal act, as courts presume each individual statute is effective in its entirety, and the legislature intended a just and fair result
allowing police officer to testify that one feature of the Vice Lords gang is the commission of one or more criminal acts; the crime charged required proof defendant participates in an organization having as one of its primary purposes the commission of one or more criminal acts

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Judges: McGiverin, Harris, Larson, Lavorato, Neuman

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