People v. Thomas-Jandrew

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in Iowa the putative parent is the equivalent of a biological parent, unless a person rebuts the presumption by “ ‘clear, strong, and satisfactory evidence’ ”
• holding that in Iowa the putative parent is the equivalent of a biological parent, unless a person rebuts the presumption by “ ‘clear, strong, and satisfactory evidence’ ”
• holding that in Iowa the putative parent is the equivalent of a biological parent, unless a person rebuts the presumption by “‘clear, strong, and satisfactory evidence’”
• holding that in Iowa the putative parent is the equivalent of a biological parent, unless a person rebuts the presumption by “ ‘clear, strong, and satisfactory evidence’ ”
• holding that refusal of Department of Public Health to identify the spouse of married same-sex couple as parent of child conceived by assisted reproduction violated guarantees of equal protection
• providing Iowa Code section 144.13(2) violated the equal protection clause of the Iowa Constitution and requiring the Iowa Department of Public Health to list the nonbirthing spouse in a lesbian marriage on the child’s birth certificate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).