Iowa Chapter 27 — Reserved is a section of the Iowa Code that reserves certain rights for the state, such as the right to regulate fisheries, the right to regulate public lands, and the right to regulate public utilities. It also reserves the right of the state to enter into contracts for public works, and other activities. Iowa Chapter 27 — Reserved is divided into three main categories: Reserved Rights, Reserved Power, and Reserved Authority. Under Reserved Rights, the state is granted the right to enact laws to regulate fisheries, public lands, and public utilities. Under Reserved Power, the state is given the authority to enter into contracts for public works and other activities. Finally, Reserved Authority grants the state the power to delegate certain powers to local governments, such as the power to issue bonds and the power to enter into contracts for public works.
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Iowa Adminstrative Code (IAC, also referred to as "administrative rules") are the rules an agency uses to carry out Iowa Code (law).
Under Iowa law, in order for a party to be found in contempt, it must be proven that the party willfully violated the order. That is, the offending party knew the order existed, had the ability to comply with the order, and lacked just cause or excuse for violating the order.
Common reasons that people seek a Rule to Show Cause in Iowa include the following: A failure to pay child support. Interference with visitation or parenting time. A violation of the court's property settlement (e.g. a failure to transfer property as ordered in a divorce case)
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If the court finds the party (also known as the contemnor) to have willfully disobeyed a court order or decree, it will likely find them in contempt and punish them. The punishment for contempt may be a commitment to the county jail for up to thirty (30) days for each finding of contempt.
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665.5 Imprisonment. If the contempt consists in an omission to perform an act which is yet in the power of the person to perform, the person may be imprisoned until the person performs it. In that case the act to be performed must be specified in the warrant of the commitment.