State v. Harrison
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
OXBERGER, Chief Justice.
Defendant was convicted of the crime of bookmaking in violation of section 725.7, The Code 1979. Defendant appeals claiming as a matter of law that the State: 1. Failed to prove proper venue for the crime of bookmaking; and 2. Failed to prove an essential element of the crime of bookmaking. We reverse.
' Between December 11 and December 17, 1980, defendant was placed under surveillance by officers of the Waterloo Police Department. He was observed making a number of stops at business establishments, a country club, and an Elks lodge. He made some of the stops on more…
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