Supreme Court of Iowa July 5, 2001, 99-1834 (State v. Brooks)

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United States · · · 05-07-2001

PER CURIAM.

The State appeals from an order setting aside judgments of conviction on two simple misdemeanor charges tried before a magistrate. The defendant, James L. Brooks, had appealed those convictions pursuant to Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 54, which requires the issues on appeal to be decided by a district judge or district associate judge.

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