Court of Appeals of Iowa· 1/29/1985

State v. Price

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365 N.W.2d 632
1985 Iowa App. LEXIS 1437

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observing that a mandatory presumption of an intent to kill from the use of a firearm is unconstitutional
affirming attempted murder 5 conviction following a bench trial after noting, “the inference of deliberation, premeditation, and intent to kill, may be inferred from the use of a weapon”
intent to kill may be inferred from the use of a deadly weapon
“In review of any case tried to the court at law, findings of the trial court are to be broadly and liberally construed, rather than narrowly or technically, and in case of ambiguity, they will be construed to uphold, rather than defeat, the judgment.”
police dispatcher's tape of attempted murder

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Judges: Oxberger, Schlegel, Snell

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