Irving v. State
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
SNELL, Justice.
The State seeks further review of a court of appeals’ ruling that David W. Irving received ineffective assistance of counsel which resulted in his entrance of a plea of guilty to two criminal charges. The district court held that Irving’s court-appointed counsel rendered him ineffective assistance in failing to investigate the admissibility of his confession and inculpatory evidence. The court further held that Irving experienced prejudice as a result of this ineffective assistance because the possibility that the confession and evidence could have been suppressed undermined…
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