State v. Rees

Rawlings,- J.

I concur in Divisions I and II of the majority opinion, but respectfully disagree with the factual analysis, reasoning and conclusions reached in subsequent divisions.

Ve are here dealing with fundamental constitutional rights of the people and should strive for ways and means .by which to not only comply with, but to promote, those all-important safeguards. . s

We said in Lewis Consol. Sch. Dist. v. Johnston, 256 Iowa 236, 248, 127 N.W.2d 118, 125:

“Perhaps the most efficient form of government is an intelligent and benevolent dictatorship. But, passing the point- that such…