State v. Erving
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
REYNOLDSON, Chief Justice.
Following a jury trial, defendant Allan Brian Michael Erving was convicted of attempted burglary, a violation of Iowa Code section 713.2 (1981). On this appeal defendant asserts the evidence was insufficient to generate a jury question, and he had ineffective assistance of counsel. The latter claim is based on his trial attorney’s failure to move for mistrial after the prosecutor allegedly intimidated a defense witness. We affirm.
August 30, 1981, defendant and a companion, Kevin Williams, both from St. Louis, Missouri, entered a Walgreen’s drugstore in Davenport.…
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