State v. Redding
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
GARFIELD, Chief Justice.
A jury found Curtis Lee Redding guilty of robbery with aggravation in violation of section 711.2 Code, 1966, in that he robbed Arnold Heasley of approximately $100 while armed with a gun, with intent, if resisted, to kill or maim Heasley. From judgment on the verdict defendant has appealed.
Three alleged errors are assigned. (1) Refusal of defendant’s request for a list of police officers who investigated the crime and the nature of the investigation of each. (2) Admitting in evidence what defendant refers to as a “mug shot” of defendant taken at a prior arrest. (3)…
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