State v. Ohnemus
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
RAWLINGS, Justice.
Trial court accepted defendant’s guilty plea to charge of entering a dwelling in the nighttime with intent to commit a public offense. He appeals from judgment at-tendantly entered. We reverse.
The instantly involved events allegedly occurred January 1, 1975, at the Jim Tyler mobile home in Warren County. Other relevant facts will be set forth as they relate to issues here presented.
In support of a reversal defendant, David Ohnemus, contends his guilty plea was fatally deficient because trial court failed to (1) understandably advise him regarding the offense charged or to…
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