Tag Archives: Iowa Attorney General

The Government Makes A Lousy Babysitter

Posted on August 3, 2014 by Marty Ryan

This matter should have been dealt with in a court of equity. Continue reading →

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Advisory Or Enforcement?

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Marty Ryan

There are 940 communities in Iowa. There are 99 counties. Each has its own legal counsel. That means there are potentially 1,039 different opinions on issues involving public records and open meetings. Continue reading →

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Wedding Bells In The Future

Posted on January 2, 2011 by Marty Ryan

It’s going to be a very blue session if time is spent on energy-wasting issues such as judge impeachment, maneuvering in the Senate to get germane amendments to bring up a resolution that will provide for a constitutional amendment to write discrimination into Iowa’s Constitution, and other silly little games that do not address the real problems in this state, such as high unemployment rates, top-heavy school administrations, and an escalating usage of drugs and alcohol, without any meaningful and successful exit plan. Continue reading →

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