Supreme Court of Iowa· 3/17/1982

State v. Windsor

Citations

316 N.W.2d 684
1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1348

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stating the underlying purpose of voir dire is “to secure a fair and impartial jury”
applying an abuse-of-discretion standard when the defendant claimed the court improperly restricted voir ■ dire questioning and interjected its own comments
finding the presumption of prejudice is overcome by showing that the same evidence came into the record at another time
announcing “[v]oir dire is not designed for educating jurors on the law or for persuading them on the merits of the case”
finding a defendant’s judicial bias challenge was not preserved for review where the defendant failed to timely object
inquiry required in any case \in which a reasonable possibility exists that the verdict might be affected by racial prejudice\

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Judges: Reynoldson, Le-Grand, Uhlenhopp, McCormick, McGiverin

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