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State v. Waller

Citations

  • 450 N.W.2d 864
  • 1990 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 13
  • 1990 WL 5290

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  • holding district court did not err when it refused to submit a lesser included offense instruction when there was complete identity of the elements between the crimes of extortion, a class “D” felony, and second-degree robbery, a class “C” felony
  • explaining criminal trespass element of entry upon property of another “corresponds to entry into an occupied structure not open to the public”
  • equating the first element of criminal trespass under Iowa Code section 716.7(2)(c) (1987)—“entering”—with the first two elements of burglary under section 713.1—“entry” and “by a person”
  • equating the first element of criminal trespass under Iowa Code section 716.7(2)(c) (1987) — “entering”—with the first two elements of burglary under section 713.1 — “entry” and “by a person”
  • “Entry upon or in property ... does not always constitute entry into an occupied structure.... Entry into an occupied structure, however, always constitutes entry upon or in property. ...”
  • equating elements statutorily described differently in greater and lesser offenses

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Judges: Carter, Lavorato, Neuman, Snell, Andreasen

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