Iowa § 602.7103 Associate juvenile judge — jurisdiction — appeals

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§ 602.7103 — Associate juvenile judge — jurisdiction — appeals

Iowa § 602.7103

Title XVJUDICIAL BRANCH AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES

Ch. 602JUDICIAL BRANCH

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Iowa Code § 602.7103 (2026).

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1.An associate juvenile judge shall have the same jurisdiction to conduct juvenile court proceedings, to issue warrants, nontestimonial identification orders, and contempt arrest warrants for adults in juvenile court proceedings, and to issue orders, findings, and decisions as the judge of the juvenile court. However, the chief judge may limit the exercise of juvenile court jurisdiction by the associate juvenile judge.

2.The parties to a proceeding heard by an associate juvenile judge are entitled to appeal the order, finding, or decision of an associate juvenile judge, in the manner of an appeal from orders, findings, or decisions of district court judges. An appeal does not automatically stay the order, finding, or decision of an associate juvenile judge.

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1. An associate juvenile judge shall have the same jurisdiction to conduct juvenile court
proceedings, to issue warrants, nontestimonial identification orders, and contempt arrest
warrants for adults in juvenile court proceedings, and to issue orders, findings, and decisions
as the judge of the juvenile court. However, the chief judge may limit the exercise of juvenile
court jurisdiction by the associate juvenile judge.
2. The parties to a proceeding heard by an associate juvenile judge are entitled to appeal
the order, finding, or decision of an associate juvenile judge, in the manner of an appeal from
orders, findings, or decisions of district court judges. An appeal does not automatically stay
the order, finding, or decision of an associate juvenile judge.