Iowa Statutes
§ 356.4 — Separation of men and women
Iowa § 356.4
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Bluebook
Iowa Code § 356.4 (2026).
Text
All jails shall be equipped with separate cells for men and women. Men and women
prisoners shall not be allowed in the same cell within a jail at the same time.
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Legislative History
[C97, §5639; C24, 27, 31, 35, 39, §5500; C46, 50, 54, 58, 62, 66, 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, §356.4]
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§ 356.1
How used§ 356.14
Refractory prisoners§ 356.15
Expenses§ 356.16
Hard labor§ 356.17
Labor on public works§ 356.18
Supervision§ 356.19
Rules — labor not to be leased§ 356.2
Duty§ 356.20
Violation of city ordinance§ 356.21
Control and punishment§ 356.22
Credit for labor§ 356.23
Cruel treatment§ 356.24
Protecting prisoners§ 356.25
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