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The director may adopt rules for this chapter and may set detailed requirements for department staff, warehouses, licenses, records, transport, waivers, and certain fees, subject to stated limits.
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A county peace officer with a process or warrant directed to them may open packages or containers for examination if they reasonably believe they contain alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer.
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Certain carriers and shippers of alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer must keep shipment records.
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Records required by section 123.101 must be open to inspection during business hours by peace or law enforcing officers.
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The consignee must certify at delivery that the alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer is for the consignee’s own lawful purposes.
United States — Iowa
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Certain deliveries of alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer are prohibited, and violating this rule is a simple misdemeanor.
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Entities covered by this section are not liable in damages when they comply with the chapter’s requirements.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter’s rules on shipping, delivery, and recordkeeping for alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer must be interpreted consistently with federal interstate-commerce statutes.
United States — Iowa
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In a chapter case, the charging document does not have to state the exact liquor type or quantity, exact timing, or negate statutory exceptions. Proof of the violation, briefly described and within the charged time, is enough to convict.
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Second or subsequent convictions under this chapter must be based on separate informations or indictments; otherwise the charge is treated as a first offense.
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In a trial for a second or later offense, a properly authenticated copy of the prior judgment is admissible as evidence of the earlier conviction.
United States — Iowa
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Certain commission members, the director, and department employees may have travel expenses paid or reimbursed, subject to verification, approval, filing, and budget rules.
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Payment does not have to be proved in every case to prove a sale under this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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A purchaser of alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer sold illegally under this chapter may testify to prove the sale.
United States — Iowa
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A peace officer must give evidence, when asked, about facts within the officer’s knowledge that tend to prove a violation of this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Property linked to fines, costs, or judgments for a chapter violation can be liable, and a lien may attach until payment; the homestead is excepted.
United States — Iowa
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The county may enforce certain prosecution costs, fines, or judgments against the property subject to the lien.
United States — Iowa
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In a prosecution for unlawful transport of alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer, it is a defense if the accused or the accused’s agent or employee did not know the shipment’s character and contents.
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The consignee must give the carrier proof of the right to receive the liquor, wine, or beer when the carrier asks at delivery.
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If proof is not provided within ten days after demand, the carrier may deliver the liquor, wine, or beer to the county sheriff.