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Author Archives: Marty & Stephanie
How The Iowa Legislature Works
On Friday, January 7, 2011, Marty Ryan & Stephanie Fawkes-Lee of Fawkes-Lee & Ryan will conduct a 2-hour workshop on how the Iowa Legislature works. The workshop will start promptly at noon and will end at 2:00 pm. The workshop … Continue reading
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We Have Issues…
The concept of an issues-based public policy firm evolved from witnessing how important liberties were being lost or watered down. Continue reading
Posted in General, Issues
Tagged Constitutional Freedoms, drug policies, liberty, Privacy, voting rights
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Photo ID Required?
Iowa has a great voting system. There isn’t a problem, except for encouraging more people to vote. Continue reading
Posted in Issues, Voting Rights
Tagged Justice Kennedy, Justice Souter, Photo ID, poll tax, U.S. Supreme Court, voting rights
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Privacy
Governments and corporations are gaining uncharted ground in this tug-of-war over what personal information is necessary to relinquish and what’s icing on the cake for them. Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Franklin, Fawkes-Lee and Ryan, Information, liberty, Privacy
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Fawkes-Lee & Ryan Opposes Capital Punishment
The death penalty is a gruesome means of punishment that has outlived its place in today’s jurisprudence. Continue reading
Posted in Death Penalty, Issues
Tagged courts, crime, cruel & unusual, death penalty, Vilsack
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A Must-Do for the Iowa Legislature
The Iowa Legislature must conform to the holding in Graham. “That for a juvenile offender who did not commit homicide the Eighth Amendment forbids the sentence of life without parole.” Continue reading