Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/21/1998

State v. Williams

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574 N.W.2d 293
1998 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1
1998 WL 17976

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holding \admission of evidence of a DNA match without accompanying statistical probability of a random match is error\
holding “admission of evidence of a DNA match without accompanying statistical probability of a random match is error”
rejecting sufficiency challenge where victim was assaulted by defendant and three others, all of whom took turns holding the victim down while another assaulted her
rejecting sufficiency challenge where victim was assaulted by defendant and three others, all of whom took turns holding the victim down while another assaulted her
finding error when DNA match evidence not accompanied by statistical probability
“Severing the trials of co-defendants is required in two instances: (1) where the trial is so complex and the evidence so voluminous that the jury will be confused and cannot compartmentalize the evidence; or (2

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Judges: McGtverin, Carter, Lavorato, Andreasen, Ternus

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