· 9/18/1985
Veach v. Iowa Department of Transportation
Citations
- 374 N.W.2d 248
- 1985 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1137
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a regulation denying work permits to individuals whose drivers' licenses had been suspended did not implicate a .fundamental right
- holding that a regulation denying work permits to individuals whose drivers’ licenses had been suspended did not implicate a fundamental right
- concluding under rational basis test that “State’s interest in public safety is substantially served by treating people who refuse chemical testing differently from people who submit to testing”
- concluding under rational basis test that \State's interest in public safety is substantially served by treating people who refuse chemical testing differently from people who submit to testing\
- concluding under rational basis test that “State’s interest in public safety is substantially served by treating people who refuse chemical testing differently from people who submit to testing”
- concluding under rational basis test that “State’s interest in public safety is substantially served by treating people who refuse chemical testing differently from people who submit to testing”
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Judges: Reynoldson, Mecormick, Larson, Carter, Wolle
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