When Procedure Erases Rights Why Iowa’s Immunity Defenses Threaten Every Iowan   This article builds on the 2024 case I described in Before the Campaign Shift: The 2024 Case Iowa Never Heard. That earlier article explained what happened procedurally: I filed a tort...

The 2024 Civil Rights Case Iowa Never Heard Note: I will be adding a new article here soon. First, I am finishing this prequel article which explains how I was denied due process for the suit I filed in 2024. It was not denied as a result of adjudication on the...

When people hear that a law has been passed by Congress and signed by the President, many assume the matter is over. It is not. A federal law can be enacted by Congress, printed in the United States Code, enforced by agencies, relied on by officials, and still be...

When people hear that a law has been passed by the Iowa Legislature and signed by the Governor, many assume the matter is over. It is not. A law can be printed in the Iowa Code, enforced by agencies, relied on by officials, and still be unconstitutional. In a...

Wilson v. State of Iowa and Kim Reynolds for Iowa —Part One: Intersex in IowaArticle Three:Collateral DamageThree Discoveries in 2022 That Changed Everything I Thought I Knew About the 2006–2009 Cases. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 30, 2026 This article continues...

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