Iowa code section 664A.7 provides for criminal and contempt of court penalties for violations of a no-contact or protective order. That section of the Iowa code states
Violation of an Order of Protection Charges in Illinois
In Illinois, a person who violates a protective order can be prosecuted with a misdemeanor or felony charge. The crime of violation of a protective order in Illinois is defined in 720 ILCS 5/12-3.4 as
Illinois Misdemeanor Sentences
Illinois law provides for 3 classes of misdemeanors, each of which carries a different possible sentence. This article addresses those Illinois misdemeanor sentences.
Iowa Misdemeanor Sentences
Under Iowa Law, as codified in Iowa Code 903.1, there are 3 classes of misdemeanors, each with its own possible term of imprisonment and fine. This article addresses those Iowa misdemeanors.
Identity Theft Charges in Iowa
Under Iowa law, a person commits the crime of Identity Theft if they fraudulently uses or attempts to fraudulently use identification information of another person, with the intent to obtain
Iowa Felony Sentences
Felony charges in Iowa come in 4 different classes, with different penalties depending upon the class of felony and the charge. This article addresses those felony sentences in Iowa.
Illinois Felony Sentences
Felonies in the state of Illinois come in several different classes, each which has a different range of prison terms and other penalties. This article discusses those felony classes and punishments in Illinois.
Appealing the Denial or Revocation of an Iowa Permit to Carry Weapons
A person whose Iowa Permit to Carry Weapons is revoked or denied has the right to appeal. That appeal must be filed timely and handled properly in order to properly protect the person’s right
Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals
The Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals is a “multifaceted regulatory agency charged with protecting the
The Purpose of a Guardian ad litem in Illinois and Iowa cases involving children
In divorce, custody, and juvenile cases in the states of Illinois and Iowa, a Guardian ad litem can be appointed by the court to represent the legal interests of a minor child in the case. This article will discuss the role of a Guardian ad litem in
Whiteside County, IL Jail Information
Below is information for the Whiteside County, IL jail, which is located in Morrison, Illinois.
Mercer County, IL Jail Information
Information for the Mercer County, IL jail, which is located in Aledo, Illinois is shown below.
Forgery Charges in Illinois
Illinois law (720 ILCS 5/17-3) defines forgery as the crime committed when a person does any of the following actions:
Forgery Charges in Iowa
Iowa code section 715A.2 defines the crime of forgery, which is committed when a person does any of the following acts in Iowa
Street Racing Charges in Illinois
The crime of Street Racing in Illinois (often informally called Drag Racing) is defined and prohibited by 625 ILCS 5/11-506. That section of the Illinois Compiled Statutes defines Street Racing as well as the more serious charge of Aggravated Street Racing as follows:
Drag Racing Charges in Iowa
Iowa law prohibits drag racing and defines the crime in Iowa Code section 321.278 as follows:
Careless Driving Charges in Iowa
The Iowa code defines the crime of careless driving as the crime that a person commits careless driving if the person intentionally operates a motor vehicle on a public road or highway in any one of the following ways
Reckless Driving Charges in Iowa
In Iowa, the crime of reckless driving is defined by Iowa Code section 321.277 as the crime a person commits if he or she drives any vehicle in such manner as to indicate either a willful or a wanton disregard for the safety
Reckless Driving Charges in Illinois
The crime of reckless driving in Illinois is more than a mere traffic offense. It is a serious criminal charge that can carry prison time under some circumstances. Illinois law defines reckless driving