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Iowa Supreme Court: Truncated phone hearing on parental rights violated jailed mother’s constitutional rights

A parent who is incarcerated and unable to attend a termination of parental rights hearing in person has a due process right to participate by telephone in the entire hearing, not just to give testimony, the Iowa Supreme Court

Fleeing criminal suspect who rams cop cars must pay for the damage, Iowa Supreme Court rules

A criminal suspect who runs into police cars while fleeing law-enforcement officers can be ordered to pay restitution for damage to the government’s vehicles, the Iowa Supreme Court said in a unanimous

Iowan seeks to limit a Fourth Amendment exception in appeal to U.S. Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday will consider whether it will hear an appeal from an Iowa man who argues his drunk-driving conviction was the product of an unconstitutional search and seizure.

The appeal focuses on the reach of what’s known as a “commu

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