State v. Johnson-Hugi
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
McGIVERIN, Chief Justice.
Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 27(2)(a) provides that, unless good cause is shown, a district court must dismiss a prosecution against a defendant if an indictment is not found until more than forty-five days after the defendant’s “arrest.” The district court concluded, and the court of appeals agreed, that because defendant Debra Jo Johnson-Hugi had been “arrested” more than forty-five days before a trial information 1 had been filed against her, dismissal of the prosecution was required.
We disagree. Accordingly, we vacate the decision of the court of appeals,…
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