Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/24/1982

State v. Newman

Citations

326 N.W.2d 788
1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1622

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noting that from start to finish the State treated the crime as one continuing event, and “[t]he State cannot depart from that course now”
noting that from start to finish the State treated the crime as one continuing event, and “[t]he State cannot depart from that course now”
noting that from start to finish the State treated the crime as a single episode, and \[t]he State cannot depart from that course now\
holding conviction of sexual abuse merged with kidnapping conviction even though defendant committed two acts of sexual abuse because “the matter was tried and submitted to the jury as one continuing event”
holding conviction of sexual abuse merged with kidnapping conviction even though defendant committed two acts of sexual abuse because “the matter was tried and submitted to the jury as one continuing event”
finding merger required where the “prosecution from start to finish was treated by all concerned as a single episode”

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Judges: Legrand, Uh-Lenhopp, McCormick, Larson, Schultz

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