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Questions involving carbon pipelines, ghost guns, and vaping regulation were put before the Iowa Supreme Court and the United States Supreme Court.
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Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is asking lawmakers to approve language for a constitutional amendment she said will ensure child victims can testify against their alleged abusers from a separate room.
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The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s ruling Friday that sided with Summit Carbon Solutions in a land survey case. Kent Kasischke, a landowner in Hardin County, argued that Iowa’s survey law is unconstitutional because it allows the taking of private property without just compensation.
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The Iowa Supreme Court is set to decide if the families of four people who worked at the Tyson Foods meatpacking plant in Waterloo and died of COVID-19 in 2020 can move forward with their wrongful death lawsuits against company leaders.
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An Iowa landowner who was sued by Summit Carbon Solutions for refusing to grant access to his property is appealing the decision at the Iowa Supreme Court.
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This year, one Iowa Supreme Court Justice is up for retention — experts debate what should go into your vote.
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The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that three Libertarian candidates for Congress cannot be on the ballot in this fall’s general election.
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Three Libertarian congressional candidates are asking the Iowa Supreme Court to let them appear on Iowans’ ballots this fall. They are appealing a Polk County District Court ruling issued Saturday that said the candidates cannot appear on ballots.
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Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said Friday she is working on a constitutional amendment to ensure children are not forced to face their abusers while testifying against them in court.
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Iowa’s law banning most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy took effect Monday morning at 8 a.m. following an Iowa Supreme Court decision in June that found the law to be constitutional.