State v. Eckrich
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtVogel, J.
Brandon Eckrich appeals his convictions and sentences for felony eluding under Iowa Code section 321.279(3) (1999) and possession of controlled substance under section 124.401, claiming a double jeopardy violation as he had previously been convicted for operating while intoxicated (OWI) under section 321J.2 for the same conduct. Without deciding whether OWI and possession are lesser-included offenses of felony eluding, we conclude the legislature intended separate punishments for the proscribed conduct; therefore, Eckrich suffered no double jeopardy violation. His separate convictions shall…
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