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SF 484 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to electronic benefits transfer cards under the food assistance program and making penalties applicable.
HF 619 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the notification of law enforcement regarding the discharge of a voluntary patient who is mentally ill or has symptoms of mental illness from a hospital.
Tagged topics: arrest and appearance, hospitals, law enforcement, mental health, psychiatric hospitals, warrants
HF 79 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
modifying sex offender registry requirements by requiring sex offenders whose registration requirements have expired to reregister, and providing penalties.
Tagged topics: county sheriffs, criminal law, criminal offenders, sex crimes, sex offender registration
HF 722 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the voluntary or involuntary commitment or hospitalization of a person with a serious mental impairment or a substance-related disorder.
HF 776 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to fire safety standards and children’s residential facilities.
SSB 1171 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the peace officer, public safety, and emergency personnel bill of rights, and providing an immediate effective date.
HF 585 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the Iowa sobriety and drug monitoring program.
HSB 72 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the criminal elements for the commission of sexual misconduct with offenders, and providing penalties.
Tagged topics: corrections department, criminal offenders, inmates, law enforcement officers, sex crimes, sexual misconduct
HSB 208 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
permitting qualified entities to request national criminal history checks of certain covered individuals.
Tagged topics: caregivers, child care, children, criminal history, disabilities, older persons, public safety department
SF 526 (Enrolled)
88th General Assembly
creating a blue alert program within the department of public safety for the apprehension of a person suspected of killing or seriously injuring a peace officer in the line of duty or due to safety concerns for a peace officer missing while on duty.