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: The Corridor Law BlogFor the last time, assault is a specific intent crime?
By esittig
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So, the Iowa Supreme Court yet again “clarified” that assault is, in fact, a specific intent crime in Iowa. Despite a number of recent cases on the issue, the seemingly exasperated Justices released an opinion today that again ruled that assault, this time in the context of dependent adult abuse, requires that the assaulting party intend to offend the party being assaulted. Congrats to corridor attorneys Vernon Squires and Nikki Johnson at Bradley & Riley for prevailing in that c read more
Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on January 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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