Supreme Court of Iowa· 3/19/1980

State v. Marti

Citations

290 N.W.2d 570
1980 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 797

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holding that a sentence is to be vacated and remanded for resentencing when the trial court failed to state reasons for the sentence imposed on the record
holding that “preparing and providing a weapon for one who is unable to do so and is known to be intoxicated and probably suicidal” constitute actions that support the defendant’s conviction of involuntary manslaughter
noting that the defendant “had no way of knowing before the court entered the judgment” whether a flaw would exist in the judgment
holding Iowa Rule of Civil Procedure 105’s limitations on the authority of trial courts for making pretrial rulings on law points applies to Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 10(2) motions in criminal eases
stating a finding that an act is an intervening, superseding cause is, in effect, a finding that the act was the sole proximate cause
stating a finding that an act is an intervening, superseding cause is, in effect, a finding that the act was the sole proximate cause

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Judges: Reynoldson, Uhlenhopp, Harris, Allbee, Larson

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