Supreme Court of Iowa· 9/19/1984

State v. Washington

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356 N.W.2d 192

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holding information charging defendant with theft on or about January 5, 1983, did not preclude defendant's conviction for thefts in February 1982, when evidence admitted tended to show commission of a theft in 1982
holding information charging defendant with theft on or about January 5, 1983, did not preclude defendant’s conviction for thefts in February 1982, when evidence admitted tended to show commission of a theft in 1982
defendant convicted of second-degree theft and found to be habitual offender entitled to have sentencing court consider deferred judgment
where district court failed to exercise discretion in sentencing because it erroneously believed that it had no discretion under the law, the case had to be remanded for resentencing
interpreting Iowa Code section 902.8 as allowing probation

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