State v. Burgs
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
NEUMAN, Justice.
After being charged with thirteen counts of burglary and theft, defendant Nathan Burgs entered pleas of guilty to one count of second-degree theft and one count of third-degree theft. See Iowa Code §§ 714.-2(2) (1989) (second-degree theft a class “D” felony), 714.2(3) (third-degree theft an aggravated misdemeanor). Burgs now appeals the district court’s order that sentenced him as an habitual offender subject to the parole restriction provisions of Iowa Code section 902.11. Finding no error in the court’s judgment, we affirm.
The only issue preserved by Burgs for appeal 1 is…
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