State v. Brooks
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wapello District Court. — Seneca Cornell, • Judge. The defendant appeals from a conviction of assault with intent to commit statutory rape.
1Opinion of the CourtSalinger, J.
1. Trial: instructions : objections and exceptions: waiver: failure to request instruction. I. The court charged affirmatively that the jury was limited to considering the charge of rape, and of assault with intent to commit it, and submitted forms of verdict covering these and acquittal only. Complaint of this charge was made by definite exceptions asserting that assault and battery and simple assault shoxild also be submitted. The State raises the preliminary question whether this may now be complained of, in the absence of requested instructions covering the point specifically. So far as…
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