Legal Opinion
State v. Hughes
Supreme Court of Iowa
Decided September 19, 1972No. 54565PublishedCited by 36 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
UHLENHOPP, Justice.
The question in this appeal is whether the trial court validly revoked defendant’s probation.
A jury found defendant Freddie Lee Hughes guilty of uttering a forged instrument. The court sentenced him to the Iowa Men’s Reformatory for a term not exceeding ten years, but suspended the sentence, granted him probation, and committed him to the supervision of the Iowa Bureau of Adult Correction Services. The Bureau prescribed conditions of probation for defendant to observe. See Code, 1971, §§ 247.20, 247.21.
Subsequently the parole agent who supervised defendant for the Bureau…
2Cases cited32 opinions
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