State v. Wallace
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
LAVORATO, Justice.
John William Wallace was charged with the crime of willful injury. See Iowa Code § 708.4 (1989). Before the district court submitted the case to the jury, Wallace attempted to waive all lesser-included offenses. After an extended colloquy with Wallace, the court refused to accept the attempted waiver. The court was not convinced that Wallace had made a knowing, intelligent, and voluntary waiver. The court then submitted three lesser-included offenses, and the jury convicted Wallace of one: assault with intent to inflict serious injury. See Iowa Code §§ 708.1, 708.2(1).…
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