Supreme Court of Iowa· 5/22/1974

State v. Willis

Citations

218 N.W.2d 921
1974 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1044

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“Jury nullification exalts the goal of particularized justice above the ideal of the rule of law. We are persuaded the rule of law should not be subverted.”
“one to whom application of a statute is constitutional, with exceptions not involved here, lacks standing to attack the statute on the ground it might be susceptible of unconstitutional application to other persons or other situations”
“[Ojne to whom application of a statute is constitutional, with exceptions not involved here, lacks standing to attack the statute on the ground it might be susceptible of unconstitutional application to other persons or other situations.”
“A constitutional challenge must be specific . .”

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Judges: Moore, Le-Grand, Rees, Uhlenhopp, McCormick

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