Supreme Court of Iowa· 8/20/1986

State v. Marsh

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392 N.W.2d 132
1986 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1257

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concluding flight instructions are “rarely advisable” and acknowledging some courts have concluded “flight evidence has only marginal probative value”
concluding flight instructions are “rarely advisable” and acknowledging some courts have concluded “flight evidence has only marginal probative value”
concluding flight instructions are “rarely advisable” and acknowledging some courts have concluded “flight evidence has only marginal probative value”
cautioning against giving flight instructions because they place undue emphasis upon that piece of evidence
stating evidence of flight may be introduced at trial and used by counsel in argument as evidence of consciousness of guilt
stating 16 evidence of flight may be introduced at trial and used by counsel in argument as evidence of consciousness of guilt

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Judges: Reynoldson, McGiverin, Larson, Schultz, Wolle

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