Supreme Court of Iowa· 9/5/2002
State v. Mitchell
Citations
- 650 N.W.2d 619
- 2002 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 211
- 2002 WL 2022527
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- holding when a plea bargain is changed due to a lack of a factual basis on a charge to which the defendant pled, the entire plea bargain is invalidated and the State may proceed as though the plea bargain did not exist
- holding when a plea bargain is changed due to a lack of a factual basis on a charge to which the defendant pled, the entire plea bargain is invalidated and the State may proceed as though the plea bargain did not exist
- finding there was no factual basis to support defendant’s conviction for possessing contraband because the statute did not apply to the facility where defendant was located
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Judges: Per Curiam
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11 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. StrawSupreme Court of Iowa· 2006-02-03· cited 597×
- State of Iowa v. Orlando David RodriguezSupreme Court of Iowa· 2011-10-21· cited 140×
- State of Iowa v. Curtis Vance HalversonSupreme Court of Iowa· 2015-01-02· cited 68×
- State v. AllenSupreme Court of Iowa· 2006-01-20· cited 57×
- State of Iowa v. Curtis Vance HalversonCourt of Appeals of Iowa· 2014-05-29
- State of Iowa v. Lionel ClarkCourt of Appeals of Iowa· 2016-05-11
- Amended March 13, 2015 State of Iowa v. Curtis Vance HalversonSupreme Court of Iowa· 2015-01-02
- State Of Iowa, Vs. Cary Lee StrawSupreme Court of Iowa· 2006-02-03
- State Of Iowa, Vs. Angela Marie AllenSupreme Court of Iowa· 2006-01-20
- State of Iowa v. John Eddie Hanes, IIISupreme Court of Iowa· 2022-11-04
- State of Iowa v. Murphy Lee RutherfordSupreme Court of Iowa· 2023-11-03
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