IOWA SUPREME COURT CASES IN THE PIPELINE
2020-2021 TERM
Wednesday, January 20, 2021 9:00 a.m.
Case No. | Case Name | Briefs |
19-1285 Oral |
Doss v. State | Appellant Brief Appellee Brief Application for Further Review |
19-0514 Oral |
PSFS 3 Corporation v. Seidman | Appellants Gossett Brief Appellants Gossett Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellants Charlip Brief Appellants Charlip Reply Brief |
Wednesday, January 20, 2021 1:30 p.m.
Case No. | Case Name | Briefs |
19-1672 Oral |
Earley v. Board of Adjustment | Appellee Brief Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Application for Further Review Resistance to Further Review |
18-2239 Oral |
State v. Donahue | Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Application for Further Review |
19-0008 Non-Oral |
In re Estate of Glaser | Appellant Brief Appellee Brief Appellant Reply Brief Appellant’s Application for Further Review Appellee Bowling Application for Further Review Resistance to Further Review |
20-1266 Non-Oral |
A.B., A.C., and A.C. | No briefs available. |
20-1319 Non-Oral |
W.M. and W.D. | No briefs available. |
Thursday, January 21, 2021 9:00 a.m.
Case No. | Case Name | Briefs |
19-0221 Oral |
Fulps v. City of Urbandale | Appellant Reply Brief Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellant Brief |
19-2088 Oral |
In re: Guardianship and Conservatorship of Radda | Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellant Brief |
19-1669 Non-Oral |
Luigi’s, Inc. v. United Fire and Casualty Co. | Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellant Brief |
Thursday, January 21, 2021 1:30 p.m.
Case No. | Case Name | Briefs |
19-1349 Oral |
Morris v. Legends Fieldhouse Bar & Grill LLC | Appellee Brief Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Application for Further Review Resistance to Further Review |
18-0296 Oral |
Carter v. Carter | Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellant Brief |
19-0048 Non-Oral |
Johnston v. Iowa Department of Transportation | Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Applicaiton for Further Review Resistance to Further Review |
September 2020
October 2020
November 2020
December 2020
Case No. | Case Name | Briefs |
19-0180 | State v. Wright | Appellee Brief Application for Further Review Appellant Brief |
19-0925 | State v. Elamin | Appellee Brief Application for Further Review Appellant Brief |
19-0241 | NCJC, Inc. v. WMG, L.C. | Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Appellee Brief Appellee Application for Furher Review Appellant Application for Further Review |
19-0767 | Rieder v. Segal | Appellee Brief Appellant Brief Appellant Reply Brief Application for Further Review Iowa Association for Justice Amicus Brief Resistance to Further Review |
FEATURED POSTS
Iowa Supreme Court rejects bid to abolish exception to Fourth Amendment warrant requirement
A law enforcement officer making a roadside stop is legally allowed to search a vehicle without a warrant under an “automobile exception” to the protection against unreasonable searches and seizures granted by the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and separately under the Iowa Constitution. That exception, recog …
Iowa Supreme Court: Union Pacific Railroad not liable for worker’s suicide
The Union Pacific Railroad Co. is not liable under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) for the death of an employee who took his own life from emotional distress caused by his supervisor’ harassment, the Iowa Supreme Court held in a decision handed down April 25.
Kera Morgan, as administrator of her late husb …
Iowa Supreme Court removes judicial magistrate from bench for racially derogatory and ‘demeaning and sophomoric’ statements
The Iowa Supreme Court removed a part-time judicial magistrate from the bench in a unanimous decision issued April 18 for violations of the Iowa Code of Judicial Conduct in making a racially derogatory statement in an open court proceeding and by making a “demeaning and sophomoric” justification in a written order denying an arrest warrant.
Iowa Supreme Court revives suit against Polk County over rezoning decision on Family Leader project
Five individual plaintiffs living near a non-profit group’s proposed office and event center have standing to pursue claims alleging they would be injured by development in what is now an area zoned for agricultural use. The Iowa Supreme Court reached this conclusion in a decision handed down April 4.
EDITORIAL TEAM
ABOUT
On Brief: Iowa’s Appellate Blog is devoted to appellate litigation with a focus on the Iowa Supreme Court, the Iowa Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.