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Extractions: "Federalism, Federalization, and the Politics of Crime," 98 W. Va. L. Rev. 789-813 (1996) "Introduction: Macro and Micro Evaluation of the Federalization of Crime," 98 W. Va. L. Rev. 757-59 (1996) "Whither the Press: The Fourth Estate and Journalism of Blame," 3 Wm. & Mary Bill of Rights J. 681-703 (1994)
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Extractions: Forgotten NCSLnet Password? October 1998 CJ Letter - Back Issues Legislatures in Florida, Iowa, Missouri and South Carolina passed laws in 1998 providing for involuntary civil commitment of violent sex offenders following their criminal sentence. The U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for states in the 1997 Kansas vs. Hendricks ruling that upheld that states Sexually Violent Predator Act. Thirteen states now have such "sexual predator" laws, including Arizona, California, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, New Jersey, Washington and Wisconsin. The new Florida law passed as House Bill 3327 commits sexually dangerous individuals to the Department of Children and Family Services and also requires that those committed pay for all or a fair portion of subsistence costs, if they have the ability to pay. The Iowa law (Senate Bill 2398) gives the State Department of Human Services responsibility for control and custody of committed sexual predators, including evaluation and treatment costs. It includes provisions for multi-agency teams and the review of cases by prosecutors, as does
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Extractions: Home Iowa National Readings ... Legislative Update Chronology of the Death Penalty in Iowa Additions and corrections are invited. 1834: First (nearly) legal execution in Iowa Territory, in Dubuque: Patrick O'Connor is hanged 6/20 for murdering his cabin-mate George O'Keaf on 5/9. Criminal law of Michigan Territory, which governed neighboring Iowa County (now part of Wisconsin) was not extended west of the Mississippi to the "counties of Dubuque and Demoine" until 10/1 of that year, but O'Connor was tried and sentenced in an orderly manner several days after the crime by a jury of peers, and appeals were made to the governor of Missouri and to President Jackson, both of whom determined that they had no jurisdiction over the case. (Childs, pp. 363-66; Oldt, p. 447) 1838: From Governor Robert Lucas's first annual message to the Territorial General Assembly: "[T]he general conclusion [of 'some of the greatest statesmen and philanthropists of the age'] has been . . . that the general policy of all criminal laws should be to prevent crimes, rather than to inflict punishment, and that all punishments should be inflicted with a view to reform, rather than exterminate, the criminal. In these conclusions I heartily concur, and would wish to see confinement at hard labor, for life, substituted in all cases, in lieu of capital punishment, when suitable prisons for the purpose can be had." (Acton, p. 30) 1839: Iowa's first Territorial Legislature passes criminal code prescribing punishment by death for first-degree murder (1); arson, burglary, and robbery when death of an innocent person ensues (27, 28, 32); and perjury resulting in a wrongful conviction for murder (56). Section 101 specifies hanging as the means of execution, and 102 makes the defendant's body available "on application of any reputable surgeon or surgeons" for dissection. (L1838-39; Acton, p. 136)
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Identity Theft: State Laws iowa, iowa code § 715A.8 (criminal) iowa code § 714.16.B (civil). Tennessee*, TCA§ 3914-150 (criminal) TCA § 47-18-2101 Does not have specific ID Theft law. http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/statelaw.htm
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Extractions: New Iowa Laws Several new Criminal Laws went into effect on July 1, 2002 that may have considerable effects the UNI community. Significant changes have occurred in traffic laws, domestic violence and sex offender laws. Take the time to read the summaries and seek out more information. Move Over, Slow Down New traffic law House File 2112 ROTC Honor Guard ROTC Units may provide public honor guards House File 2150 Sex Offender Registration Sex Offenders must register with Universities House File 2338 Unauthorized Computer Access Increased Penalties for Computer Misuse Senate File 2098 Domestic Violence Definition More inclusive definition of Victims/Offenders Senate File 2100 Move Over, Slow Down The Move Over/Slow Down law will require Iowa drivers to change lanes or slow down when approaching emergency vehicles, road maintenance and tow trucks with flashing lights on Iowa's roadways. Learn more ROTC Honor Guard An honor guard unit made up of members of a recognized reserve officers training corps (ROTC) shall be allowed to perform any honor guard service on public property.
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Extractions: Abbreviated Table of Contents Case Initiating Procedures Predocketing and Docketing Procedures Motion Practice Scope of Review and Statndards of Review Preservation of Error Appellate Briefs and Appendix Filing and Service Voluntary Dismissal Appellate Sanctions Screening Process Oral Arguments Petition for Rehearing and Application for Further Review Procedendo, Post Opinion Motions and Bill of Costs Forms Timetable of Appellate Filing Deadlines In 1989, the Environmental and Natural Resource Law Section was created as part of the reorganization of The Iowa State Bar Association. This group quickly recognized a need for an Environmental Law Manual to aid the Iowa practitioner in an area of law which was rapidly expanding. By the end of 1992, with the help of many devoted Section members, the first Environmental Law Manual was created. This manual has been updated many time since as was most recently re-printed in 1997
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Extractions: APPENDIX H: SEXUAL ABUSE Sexual abuse occurs in epidemic proportions. This is especially true of "date rape" incidents involving college students. The Drake University policy on sexual abuse includes definitions, reporting procedures, prevention suggestions, criminal penalties and University sanctions. Sexual abuse of students, faculty or staff is criminal behavior and is not tolerated at Drake University. It is the policy of the University to provide education to help prevent sexual abuse. Recommended measures are as follows: Inform faculty, staff and students of the procedures for reporting sexual abuse to the Des Moines Police Department and Campus Security.
