State v. Wedebrand

How courts have described this case

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• finding that Iowa’s territorial jurisdiction maybe properly invoked by evidence of conduct which evidences the intent to kill
• finding that Iowa’s territorial jurisdiction may be properly invoked by evidence of conduct which evidences the intent to kill
• stating “proof of the requisite intent or malice aforethought may be accomplished by inferences made from the acts and conduct of the defendant and the means used in doing the wrongful and injurious acts”
• stating “proof of the requisite intent or malice aforethought may be accomplished by inferences made from the acts and conduct of the defendant and the means used in doing the wrongful and injurious acts”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).