State v. Landals
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
LAVORATO, Justice.
In July 1989 Kari Ann Landals was convicted of OWI, third offense. See Iowa Code § 321J.2 (1989). The sentencing court ordered the Iowa department of transportation (DOT) to revoke Landals’ motor vehicle license for six years. See Iowa Code § 321J.4(3)(a).
The following September the State filed an habitual offender petition pursuant to Iowa Code section 321.556. The next month the district court heard the matter. The court found that Landals had been convicted of three OWI offenses within a six-year period. But the court dismissed the petition because the defendant’s license…
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