The Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (CR) is a court form used to list all witnesses and exhibits that will be used in a particular case in the state of Iowa. This form is typically used when a party is looking to introduce evidence in court that is not part of the pleadings. There are two main types of Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (CR) forms: CR-Civ-200 (for civil cases) and CR-Crim-200 (for criminal cases). Both forms require basic information about each witness and exhibit, such as name, address, and a brief description of the witness’s testimony or the exhibit’s content. The Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (CR) must be filed with the court before the trial begins.
Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (cr)
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The term 'exhibit proposed' refers to any document or piece of evidence that a party intends to introduce during a legal proceeding. In the context of the Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (cr), it signifies materials that support a party's case. This ensures all involved parties understand what evidence will be presented, promoting transparency. Successfully managing your Iowa Witness/Exhibit List (cr) can enhance your preparation and strategy for court.
Where the trial court has arrested judgment and an appeal is taken by the state, and it further appears to the trial court that there is no evidence sufficient to charge the defendant with an offense, the defendant shall not be held in custody.
Under Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 2.33(2)(c): ?All criminal cases must be brought to trial within one year after the defendant's initial arraignment pursuant to rule 2.8 unless an extension is granted by the court, upon a showing of good cause.? A ninety-day timeframe established under rule 2.33(2)(b).
Upon a plea other than guilty the magistrate shall set a trial date which shall be at least 15 days after the plea is entered.
2.4(8) Amendment. a. Generally. The court may, on motion of the state, either before or during the trial, order the indictment amended so as to correct errors or omissions in matters of form or substance.
An attorney or party who serves a subpoena ?must take reasonable steps to avoid imposing undue burden or expense on a person subject to the subpoena.? Iowa R. Civ. P. 1.1701(4)(a).
Where the trial court has arrested judgment and an appeal is taken by the state, and it further appears to the trial court that there is no evidence sufficient to charge the defendant with an offense, the defendant shall not be held in custody.
If a defendant indicted for a public offense has not waived the defendant's right to a speedy trial the defendant must be brought to trial within 90 days after indictment is found or the court must order the indictment to be dismissed unless good cause to the contrary be shown.