Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/15/1955

State v. Shepard

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73 N.W.2d 69
247 Iowa 258
1955 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 520

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“Over an objection containing numerous grounds, none of which, however, was that of improper cross-examination, the defendant was required to answer.”
“ ‘He (a party to the action) is bound by statements of his counsel; . . .’”
where prior convictions were alleged in the indictment, defendant's admission on cross-examination relieved the State of the burden of proving them
where prior convictions were averred in the indictment and became part of the State's burden of proof, defendant's admission on cross-examination established a material element of the State's case

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Judges: Thompson, Peterson

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