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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2013
Page
6
The Gazette criticizes a state Senate bill expanding mandatory DNA sampling to aggravated misdemeanors like assault theft and repeat DUI. The editorial argues it risks privacy, strains lab capacity, and could affect juveniles, urging judge discretion in specific plea contexts.
Iowa lawmakers debate expanding DNA sampling to aggravated misdemeanor convictions. The House passed a bill last March. the Senate offered exemptions for gambling waste and ag offenses, plus juveniles and deferred judgments. If approved, the measure goes to Governor Branstad ahead of potential policy shifts.
A letter argues Cedar Rapids should return to a commission form to improve accountability amid accusations of lavish downtown spending and silenced council meetings. It urges tax relief and structural reform to avoid bankruptcy.
Column argues against lifting Plan B age limits for teens, contending 15 year olds need parental oversight despite safety claims. Author contrasts government and parental authority, noting medical use and abortion concerns while urging policies that involve families.
The message provides a mailing address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 for Sourcemedia editorial inquiries. It lists a phone contact 319 398 8262 and an email address jeff tecklenburg sourcemedia net for questions.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled 6-0 that the Department of Public Health must list both spouses on a daughter's birth certificate, citing equal protection under the Iowa Constitution. The decision builds on the 2009 Varnum ruling, with two new justices concurring and one not participating.
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