Case law

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland and Jill Meadows v. Kimberly K. Reynolds ex rel. State of Iowa and Iowa Board of Medicine

Supreme Court of Iowa · Jun 29, 2018

Turning to article I, section 6, it consists of two clauses: one requiring uniformity and the other prohibiting special privileges and immunities. Iowa Const. art. I, § 6. … App. 1993) (finding no facial invalidity under Ohio Constitution of a law establishing a 24-hour waiting period).

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland and Jill Meadows v. Kimberly K. Reynolds ex rel. State of Iowa and Iowa Board of Medicine

Supreme Court of Iowa · Jun 29, 2018

Turning to article I, section 6, it consists of two clauses: one requiring uniformity and the other prohibiting special privileges and immunities. Iowa Const. art. I, § 6. … App. 1993) (finding no facial invalidity under Ohio Constitution of a law establishing a 24-hour waiting period).

State v. Mosher

128 Iowa 82 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Apr 5, 1905

The statute does not specify that anything else shall be included in the order, and the inference clearly deducible is that the' attorney,- in preparing the accusation, may include any matter he may deem appropriate, and … The recital of these facts establishes the charge of unprofessional conduct toward the court as well as his clients, regardless of whether the order obtained was against their, interest.

State of Iowa v. Marvis Latrell Jackson

878 N.W.2d 422 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Apr 29, 2016

In Rodriguez , the Court-clearly established that the government has two potential avenues for meeting its burden of proving the effectiveness of third-party consent. ■ First, the government may introduce evidence demonstrating … Last, the qualified statements made by Olson clearly do not alert officers that he knew there were items in his bedroom that did not belong to him, namely the backpack.

State v. Bruntlett

240 Iowa 338 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Mar 8, 1949

Other decisions holding that when insanity is once established it wiil be presumed to continue until the contrary is shown, and the burden is then cast upon the one who asserts a return to sanity to establish it by competent … Among them I find no case where the record which came to us pointed more clearly to mental derangement than does the instant one.

Addis v. Applegate

171 Iowa 150 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Sep 21, 1915

If the legislature has by amendment given certain officers an immunity, it must be assumed that it needed the act of the legislature to create such immunity; the Supreme Court is not to create it. … The very words used in the statutes *194 prove that such distinction is made, more clearly than any argument can.

In Re Grahlman's Will

248 Iowa 535 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Mar 5, 1957

In many cases, and especially in recent decisions, we have established a definite test concerning testamentary capacity. … We have approved this general test for many years, but recently it was clearly stated in: In re Estate of Rogers, 242 Iowa 627, 630 , 47 N.W.2d 818 .

State of Iowa v. Isaac Andrew Baldon III

829 N.W.2d 785 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Apr 19, 2013

Cullison applied mostly federal and out-of-state authority to conclude that “an Iowa State parolee’s Fourth Amendment rights, privileges and immunities, [should] be accorded the same recognition as any other person.” 173 … Clearly we do. Nor is the issue whether we are the final arbiters of the meaning of that constitution. Clearly we are.

Wilson v. Coughlin

259 Iowa 1163 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Dec 13, 1966

In Spurbeck, we said: "At the outset we state some well-established general principles pertinent in all considerations of constitutional questions. … of the original laudable purpose of juvenile courts, studies and critiques in recent years raise serious questions as to whether actual performance measures well enough against theoretical purpose to make tolerable the immunity

Heartland Express, Inc. v. Terry

631 N.W.2d 260 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Jul 5, 2001

This was clearly Georgia when Terry accepted Heartland’s offer of employment. As the following discussion shows, the district court was right on the mark. … As Heartland correctly notes, there is a lack of evidence establishing that Heartland approved the application in Iowa.

State of Iowa v. Gowun Park

Supreme Court of Iowa · Jan 27, 2023

Instead, Detective Morgan told Park that the doctors were “trying to 1Park clearly understood the Miranda warnings. … Asay did not offer a forensic opinion and testified she was not qualified to do so.  30 470 U.S. 298, 305 (1985).

In Re Adoption of Moriarty

260 Iowa 1279 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Jul 11, 1967

The evidence submitted to the trial court establishes no real factual disputes. David D. … The rule is now well established that mere right of visitation is not enough to require consent of a divorced parent.

Roger Blasdell v. Linnhaven, Inc. and Accident Fund National Insurance Company/United Heartland

Supreme Court of Iowa · Apr 7, 2023

Substantial evidence is “the quantity and quality of evidence that would be deemed sufficient by a neutral, detached, and reasonable person, to establish the fact at issue when the consequences resulting from the establishment … “The legislature clearly vested the agency with the application of the law to the facts.” Drake Univ. v. Davis, 769 N.W.2d 176, 183 (Iowa 2009) (citing Iowa Code §§ 86.14–.24 (2003)).

Board Of Directors Of Ames Community School District Vs. Dennis Cullinan

Supreme Court of Iowa · Feb 29, 2008

The players’ statements were made under circumstances that tended to establish credibility. … The board concluded that both bases for termination had been established.

In Re the Marriage of Weidner

338 N.W.2d 351 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Sep 21, 1983

Clearly, however, our statutes now express a preference for joint custody over other custodial arrangements and do not allow one-party vetoes. … That code section is not here controlling because the evidence does not establish that Exhibit “9” was such an agreement.

Wolfe v. Graether

389 N.W.2d 643 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Jul 18, 1986

Clearly, the extrinsic evidence offered on the issues of what was intended by the contract clauses permitting termination by involuntary retirement or where the employment situation was intolerable was for purposes of interpretation … Stewart, Wimer & Bump, P.C., 336 N.W.2d 731, 737 (Iowa 1983), we conclude that, if, on retrial of this action, Graether again requests an instruction on the qualified privilege of corporate officers and directors to act with

State v. Campbell

714 N.W.2d 622 · Supreme Court of Iowa · May 19, 2006

This was clearly a misstatement of the applicability of rule 5.404(6). It is not a rule pertaining to witnesses, but, rather, a rule pertaining to evidence of past conduct in order to prove subsequent conduct. … In criminal cases the defendant has a qualified constitutional right to show the bias of government witnesses. 1 John W. Strong, McCormick on Evidence § 39, at 144-45 (5th ed. 1999) (citing Davis v.

State v. O'CONNELL

275 N.W.2d 197 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Feb 21, 1979

Here defendant’s motion was titled and clearly intended to be treated only as a motion in limine. However, trial court directed the filing of briefs and held a hearing on the record. … When the testimony relating to the significance of the green belt and the art of karate was offered through a qualified police officer who found the uniform in the mobile home, defendant’s relevancy objection was overruled

State Of Iowa Vs. Luis Fernando Ortiz

Supreme Court of Iowa · May 29, 2009

First, the State failed to establish Ortiz spoke and understood English. … I have not received any promise of immunity of any other type and they have not used any physically [sic.] force or pressionment [sic.] of any to force me to make a statement.

Ex parte Holman

28 Iowa 88 · Supreme Court of Iowa · Oct 11, 1869

This is familiar law, and it has been so long settled that it is not necessary to refer to the many authorities establishing it. … This is a doctrine too well established to require the citation of authorities in its support, and is of constant application.