Legal Opinion
Iowa City v. Nolan
Supreme Court of Iowa
Decided February 18, 1976No. 57504PublishedCited by 33 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Chief Justice.
Defendant John Nolan was charged in the' Magistrate Division of the District Court with over a dozen vehicle parking violations under three separate Iowa City ordinances. Upon conviction, he appealed *103three of the charges (one under each ordinance) to the Johnson District Court, where he was found guilty under all three ordinances. He was fined a total of $20. Nolan’s defense consisted of a challenge to the constitutionality of these ordinances. On appeal, the parties unnecessarily limited the scope of the issues presented to this court and we therefore issued an order…
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