State v. Onstot
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
HARRIS, Justice.
We dismiss as tardy the State’s appeal from a trial court ruling which back dated the effective date of an order of driver’s license revocation.
Because Thomas Edwin Onstot (defendant) gathered a long record of traffic offenses the State brought this action under the habitual offender provision of the motor vehicle code. §§ 321.555 through 321.562, The Code. 1
On May 31, 1977 the trial court filed its ruling which provided in part:
“ * * * [T]he court * * * finds that the defendant herein has had his license suspended for the approximate last one year, and;
“It is therefore…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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