Supreme Court of Iowa· 7/15/1981

State v. Miller

Citations

308 N.W.2d 4
1981 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1001

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holding actual knowledge of accident is required, but noting that knowledge is seldom capable of direct proof and usually is established from the circumstances
stating proof of the defendant’s “actual knowledge” of the accident is an essential element of the crime that may be established from direct proof or. “surrounding circumstances”
holding actual knowledge of the accident is required
“Knowledge or intent is seldom capable of direct proof, but usually is established from the surrounding circumstances.”
defendant’s knowledge of the accident an implied element in statute requiring driver involved in accident resulting in injury or death to stop and remain at scene
stating knowledge may be inferred from circumstances

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Judges: Reynoldson, Uhlenhopp, Harris, Allbee, Larson

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