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Iowa's legislative year: One of 'most racist' or 'most successful'?

This year, lawmakers concluded the legislative session without any major laws tackling racial inequities in the criminal justice system. ....

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' ban on racial profiling appears dead for the year

Des Moines Register
Iowa lawmakers are not moving forward this year with Gov. Kim Reynolds proposal to ban racial profiling by law enforcement, even as they advance several pro-police measures Reynolds had put forward as part of the same bill.
The fragmentation of Reynolds proposal shows the divides among Republicans, Democrats and civil rights and law enforcement groups on how to move forward to address policing following last summer s pleas for racial justice. In June, as protests were nightly occurrences across Iowa and the nation, the Legislature came together to unanimously pass a bill to curb police misconduct.
The anti-racial profiling measure was one of Reynolds top priorities for the year. In her Condition of the State speech in January, the governor called for a ban on disparate treatment by law enforcement. ....

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Iowa Republicans say anti-racial profiling bill appears dead for the year, but pro-police measures still alive

Iowa Republicans say anti-racial profiling bill appears dead for the year, but pro-police measures still alive
Ian Richardson and Stephen Gruber-Miller, Des Moines Register
Gov. Reynolds will introduce a bill to protect law enforcement and ban racial profiling
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Iowa lawmakers are not moving forward this year with Gov. Kim Reynolds proposal to ban racial profiling by law enforcement, even as they advance several pro-police measures Reynolds had put forward as part of the same bill.
The fragmentation of Reynolds proposal shows the divides among Republicans, Democrats and civil rights and law enforcement groups on how to move forward to address policing following last summer s pleas for racial justice. In June, as protests were nightly occurrences across Iowa and the nation, the Legislature came together to unanimously pass a bill to curb police misconduct. ....

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Kim Reynolds said she hoped her criminal justice bill would bring people together but critics abound

Kim Reynolds says she hopes her criminal justice bill will bring people together but critics abound
Stephen Gruber-Miller and Ian Richardson, Des Moines Register
Gov. Reynolds will introduce a bill to protect law enforcement and ban racial profiling
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The Republican governor s follow-up proposal, released on Tuesday, is not receiving that universal acclaim.
Republicans are enthusiastic about parts of the bill, including increased penalties for assaulting police officers and cutting off state funding for cities that cut their police budgets. Meanwhile, some Democrats and civil rights groups, which have pushed for adding a ban on racial profiling in state law, are dismayed to see that measure combined with beefed up criminal penalties and punishment for cities. ....

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Here's what's in Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' criminal justice bill on racial profiling

One-time expenses like equipment or vehicle purchases in the prior year.
Lower personnel costs if entry-level law enforcement officers replace those with more experience.
Merging or consolidating jail or dispatch services or merging law enforcement agencies.
Budget reductions due to reduced population in the area served.
The bill would not deny any state funds designated for law enforcement purposes.
The state would deny funding for cities and counties that reduce police budgets in the fiscal year following the year when the police budget was reduced. Local governments would become eligible to receive state funds again beginning on the first day of the month following the date their budget is no longer in violation. ....

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