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The Iowa Civil Rights Commission continues to conduct tests similar to those described by Winterset attorney Mark Smith as sting operations.
Beth Townsend, the commissions current director, says about 10 such tests are conducted each week and are generally settled by the commission for changes in policies to correct the discriminatory practices. Generally, such settlements are arrived at with little to no cost to the landlord or property owner, she said.
The testing is a court-approved method for finding and ending discrimination in housing and is used nationally by state and federal civil rights agencies, Townsend said. It was reviewed and approved by the United States Supreme Court in 1982, she noted.
Our testing allows us to address discriminatory practices before an individual is actually victimized, Townsend said. Landlords/property owners are then educated as to the applicable legal requirements and can make the changes in policies necessary to ensure they comply with the law, both of which are accomplished at minimal expense to the landlord/property owner.
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At least 27 Iowa landlords were allowed to make donations to the Iowa Civil Rights Commission in lieu of legal action for illegally discriminating against housing applicants, records obtained by The Des Moines Register show.
The deals, made by the Civil Rights Commission from 2006 through February 2011, helped landlords avoid charges after they were found to have illegally discriminated for reasons such as race, disability or family status.
A donation in lieu of a fine or prosecution is considered unethical by many judicial standards because it creates the appearance that justice is for sale. Such donations also potentially allow those who have money to avoid prosecution a luxury those who are less affluent might not be able to afford, noted state court administrator David Boyd in speaking about why his branch of government advises against the practice.
All 27 complaints and requests for a voluntary contribution to settle the matters were initiated by the commission itself. The requests came after sting operations in which representatives of the commission would, for example, pose as prospective tenants and tell landlords over the phone that they needed a service dog for anxiety reasons and quiz them as to whether a pet deposit would apply to them.
I think this does raise questions, said Des Moines attorney Roxanne Conlin. A former Iowa assistant attorney general who headed that offices civil rights section, Conlin said she believes the commission probably had good intentions but could have sent the wrong signal. The commission is not in the business of gathering donations; its in the business of enforcing one of the most important laws we have in the state of Iowa.
The Civil Rights Commission is the key enforcement agency responsible for overseeing the Iowa Civil Rights Act. The commission generally receives, investigates and resolves complaints alleging discrimination in a process that can involve mediation and decisions made by administrative law judges.
But state records show that instead of following a process that can involve thousands of dollars in fines, the agency during a five-year period solicited and accepted at least $19,850 in what it called voluntary contributions.
There is no state law that expressly gives the commission the right to solicit donations as part of the mediation process, the state auditor noted in a review of the agency that was released in August.
The commissions practice ended in February 2011 after being challenged by Winterset attorney Mark Smith, who contacted the states ombudsman on behalf of clients and questioned the ethics behind the acts.
Smith, who filed a complaint against the commission, contends that his client was part of a sting operation that tested landlords about deposits required for service dogs.
He said that in April 2010, his client was mailed a transcript of a phone conversation along with a proposed settlement agreement that included a voluntary contribution to the commission in the amount of $500.
Ultimately his client wasnt required to pay a fine or make a donation, Smith said.
In my opinion, their conduct was grossly unethical, said Smith.
Civil rights advocate Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad, D-Des Moines, said he was unaware of the practice and surprised to learn of its use.
Im sure it was not set up for individuals to buy their way out, but because of the perception it gives, it may have seemed that way, Abdul-Samad said. That commission is needed by individuals who dont have a voice, and I want violators to understand that you cant pay your way out.
The Civil Rights Commission provided the Register with copies of 27 settlement agreements that led to landlords making payments to the commission, as part of a request under Iowas open-records law.
Some landlords paid as much as $3,000 in voluntary contributions in exchange for settling a case where a violation had been found. In addition, on at least one occasion the commission required guilty housing managers to co-sponsor a fair housing conference as part of a settlement agreement, records show.
At least eight of the payments to the commission were for $1,000 or more, according to records obtained by the Register.
But the commission denied the Registers request for the names of the housing violators and went so far as to black out all names on copies of checks from people or businesses who made donations to the commission.
The commissions current director, Beth Townsend, cited an area of Iowa law that she said prohibits the commission from releasing the names.
Contributions from Vilsack, Culver years
Ralph Rosenberg, the commissions director under Gov. Tom Vilsack in 2006 when the voluntary contribution process began and later under Gov. Chet Culver, said the practice was started to encourage rapid resolution to discrimination complaints.
And former commission Chairwoman Alicia Claypool, who signed many of the complaints that solicited the donations, noted that the agreements generally mandated that violators and their employees submit regular reports showing their compliance with the law, attend training and take other actions such as posting federal fair housing posters on their property to assure that violations dont reoccur.
They didnt just pay fine and that was all of it, Claypool said. There was ongoing reviews and they had training and understood it was mandated.
The contributions were directly deposited into the commissions account instead of going to the states general fund, which is where fines assessed by the commission typically go. Lawmakers allocate money in the general fund, which means money collected through fines may not directly benefit the commission.
Rosenberg said he initially had reservations about the practice that was recommended by a longtime commission staffer but he said he went along with the idea after the Iowa attorney generals office agreed that soliciting donations in lieu of fines was acceptable under Iowa law.
I had some doubts in my mind. I did, said Rosenberg, a former Democratic lawmaker who is now the director of the nonprofit Iowa Environmental Council. I wondered if this was a good policy and I wondered about the implication of it. I was concerned about it.
The attorney generals office revisited the issue early last year and concluded the practice is not appropriate. Rosenberg, who left the commission in January 2011 shortly after the election of Gov. Terry Branstad, said he did not consult the governors office about the practice of soliciting voluntary contributions. Jim Larew, the general counsel for Culver, said that he doesnt believe the governors office was aware of the issue.
Townsend, the commissions current director, was appointed by Republican Gov. Terry Branstad after the November 2010 election. The practice, which was being investigated by both the ombudsman and state auditor when she took her job, ended in February 2011, soon after she took the job.
I did not believe the appearance or perception of such a practice was appropriate, Townsend said.
The voluntary contributions were used to help pay for fair housing training for landlords, said Don Grove, a state supervisor who oversees the housing investigations for the commission.
However, state Auditor David Vaudt said his office was unable to isolate the donations from other revenue sources in the commissions budget. And Townsend responded to requests for financial records from the Register by noting that donations were recorded as miscellaneous receipts and that expenses for housing training were not annotated separately.
'That's trying to hide wrongdoing'
Iowa law allows judges to order donations in limited circumstances but the money must go to nongovernmental charities in lieu of a sentence that includes community service.
The section of Iowa law allowing judges to order donations has been highly controversial since a 2004 Des Moines Register investigative series outlining how the Cass County sheriffs office was accepting donations by criminal defendants seeking plea bargains.
Since then the Iowa judicial branch has urged the Legislature to repeal the law. Theyve additionally advised judges and magistrates that ordering donations is not a practice that is proper and could conceivably lead to complaints of judicial misconduct.
Marty Ryan, an Iowa lobbyist who often represents civil rights issues, noted several concerns about the practice, including that the money was being directed to a government agency and not an unassociated nonprofit group. Making a donation rather than a fine has multiple other connotations, he added.
You can hide a donation, you cant hide the fact that youre fined, Ryan said. Theres a big difference there. To me thats trying to hide wrongdoing.
Boyd, the state court administrator, declined to comment specifically on the Civil Rights Commissions solicitations for donations but said the practice is frowned upon by the judicial branch.
Frankly, it gives us real concern, he said, because it gives the impression that justice is for sale and it gives the impression that if you have money you can buy your way out of fines.

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Library Research Guides: Best Practices
Many librarians have a set of research guides that they are responsible for keeping up to date, but finding time to devote to this important task can be extremely difficult. As libraries migrate to LibGuides 2.0, many are using this opportunity to study their users' preferences, implement new policies, and completely refresh their research guide collection. If your library is going through this process, or you are simply planning on using the (relatively) calm summer months to update your research guides, here are ten best practice tips to keep in mind - by Kara Dunn, D`Angelo Law Library. — Published July 25, 2015
Human Resources Management Meets Big Data in Devising Systems to Identify Star Employees
Alan Rothman provides much needed insight and perspective regarding the role of employee performance and productivity metrics, big data, and identifying future leaders within an organization. Although HR professionals and software applications have been engaged to deliver results that yield this knowledge, both are lacking in effectively leveraging and delivering processes to drive future success. — Published July 4, 2015
Communication Problems through SharePoint
Lorette Weldon's article is a gateway to training about how SharePoint uses a technology of programming without coding. Her pathfinder empowers librarians not familiar with database management to create a web part from within SharePoint that does not require any programming knowledge. As Weldon teaches us, the end-user does not have to code to put a fully functional SharePoint site together. — Published June 30, 2015
Voice Dream text-to-speech reader to appear for Android in August
David Rothman writes that the Voice Dream Reader comes with wonderful navigational and annotative capabilities as well as a rich assortment of voices. It is integrated with DropBox, Google Drive and EverNotes, and you can even download it directly from Project Gutenberg. — Published June 19, 2015
The Case for Natural Language Processing in Economics
Economist Ayeh Bandeh Ahmadi outlines a case for incorporating more natural language processing into economics as a tool to invigorate and provide additional critical facets and perspective to study, as well as adding a large volume of data for research to explore and analyze. — Published June 14, 2015
How Robots and Computer Algorithms are Challenging Jobs and the Economy
Alan Rothman casts an expert eye onto the landscape of an growing phenomenon - the rise of robotic technologies and their current and forthcoming impact on our workforce and on the economy. This review was sparked by a new book authored by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Martin Ford titled Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future. The depth and significance of the critical issues the book raises is the focus of Rothman's insightful and engrossing commentary. — Published June 6, 2015
New Chips are Using Deep Learning to Enhance Mobile, Camera and Auto Image Processing Capabilities
Alan Rothman takes a look at the expanding experience of how we interface with our devices' screens for inputs and outputs nearly all day and everyday. He explains how what many of the gadgets will soon be able to display and, moreover, understand about digital imagery is about to take a significant leap forward. This is a result of the pending arrival of new chips embedded into their circuitry that are enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. — Published June 6, 2015
Journalism Resources on the Internet
Marcus P. Zillman's new guide is a selective, comprehensive bibliography of reliable, subject specific and actionable sources of journalism resources and sites for researchers in all sectors. This guide will support your goal to discover new sources, refresh your acquaintance with sources you know but that have evolved, and provide additional strategic methods to locate and leverage information in your work. — Published June 6, 2015
Recent Visualization Projects Involving US Law and The Supreme Court
Examples of the use of visualizations and graphical representations of data and documents in the legal arena are increasing. Alan Rothman's article includes examples from the public and private sectors as well as academia. — Published May 22, 2015
Computer Savviness: Step 4 to Information Literacy
Lorette Weldon shares her roadmap to Computer Savviness - be flexible enough to learn new concepts, methods, and technology developed for different kinds of communities - and do not be not averse to discovering and trying new applications and tools to learn and discern what may work best for your specific environment. — Published May 22, 2015
IBM's Watson is Now Data Mining TED Talks to Extract New Forms of Knowledge
Alan Rothman's commentary offers actionable information about a new technology from IBM called Watson that is a powerful tool for researchers whose work engages data mining, knowledge management and competitive intelligence. Rothman attended a recent presentation that demonstrated how Watson is deployed as a search and discovery tool whose object is the huge video archive of TED Talks content. — Published May 17, 2015
Creating the Information Literate Warrior: Step 6 to Information Literacy
In this part of her ongoing series, Lorette Weldon concentrates on successful methods for developing needed tools for kids' study through demonstrations to show them how to find the information on their own. — Published May 17, 2015
Wikipedia and Information Literacy: Step 5 to Information Literacy
Lorette Weldon teaches her students to be critical and aware users of Wikipedia for research projects and assignments of any kind. Lorette provides specific criteria to benchmark content on Wikipedia for value, reliability, time frames when information has been posted and updated, as well as any evident bias. — Published May 17, 2015
Book Review - "The Age of Cryptocurrency"
Alan Rothman highlights the increasing impact of an online payment system that is immersed in finance and economics around the world - the expanding use of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. With actionable links to expert professional topical sources on these subjects, Alan's article will bring you up to speed on a bleeding edge cross border issue that impacts law, technology, e-commerce and the deep web. — Published May 17, 2015
How To Conduct Free Legal Research Using Google Scholar In 2015 (Part 2)
Nicole Black benchmarks how legal research is something lawyers do nearly every day and why convenient, affordable access to legal research materials is so important. Web-based legal research has truly provided solos and small firms the tools they need to compete - and at a price they could afford. The trick is to set aside time to learn the ins and outs of conducting legal research on Google Scholar. To make this process even easier for you, Nicole has provided Part 2 of her series on this topic. (Part 1 is here) — Published April 30, 2015
The Wealth Gap: A Tale of Two School Libraries
David Rothman provides critical insight into the inequities in the availability of public school library resources between different areas within DC, but which are not at all unique to this city. — Published April 26, 2015
Amicus Curiae: Information in the Service of Justice
From Ken Strutin's introduction to this guide: In the legal system, such intonements have taken on the form of specialized briefs called amicus curiae ("friend of the court"). And through extension and by complement they have appeared in the form of law reviews, media articles, exposes, and books. Indeed, there is an oscillating relationship between amici and law reviews, which has been beneficial for scholarship and public discourse. In the end, it is the passion for justice that drives individuals, governments, academics, lawyers, journalists and other interested groups to befriend the courts. The amicus has the power to speak to many audiences simultaneously. In the courtroom, it is the honest broker; in the public media, it is the educator; in academia, it is scholarly analysis and historical perspective. Bounded by common law, court rules, and the conventions of publishing (briefs, articles or books), the amicus can yet move knowledge into venues where it is most needed. An amicus can serve as an "oral shepardizer," expert witness, or quasi-litigant that extends the range of judicial notice and culls, concentrates and vets information into a case-specific resource. Still, there is a tension between the role of the amicus as independent expert offering facts and a party arguing an agenda, which can ultimately impact the quality and constitutionality of decision-making. Indeed, there are concerns that unregulated amicus practice can undermine development of case law by opening the door to issues and arguments beyond the threshold of standing and jurisdiction. Lastly, the free range of amicus briefs can exacerbate already problematic judicial information seeking behavior. Roman legal tradition fashioned the amicus into an interlocutor, an explainer in all kinds of cases. Today, their roles are circumscribed by court rule and common law. However, the scope of this article is confined to a discrete precinct of the amicus universe, criminal justice. — Published April 26, 2015
How To Conduct Free Legal Research Using Google Scholar In 2015 (Part 1)
Nicole Black surveys the new landscape for access to legal research databases, which previously cost a considerable sum - back in the day when Westlaw and Lexis had cornered the market. Today researchers have a range of reliable, affordable choices for legal research, such as Fastcase and CaseMaker, and even entirely free alternatives such as Google Scholar. — Published April 26, 2015


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SAN ANTONIO - Somehow, some way, the San Antonio Spurs seem to have discovered a secret that every team in the league desperately searched for all season long. They have figured out a way to slow down LeBron James.
SAN ANTONIO - Moments after getting his championship ring on the night this NBA season opened last October, Mike Miller walked to midcourt, grabbed a microphone and addressed the delirious crowd.
SAN ANTONIO - On occasion, the Miami Heat lose a game.
NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees sued a former teammate Monday for allegedly advising him to invest $160,000 in tax credits that turned out to be bogus.
GARDEN CITY - The Golden Belt Swim Squad took first place at a Western Kansas Swim Club meet on Saturday, more than doubling the score of second-place Scott City Stars.
JONESBORO, Ga. - Former NBA All-Star Daron "Mookie" Blaylock is out of the hospital and in jail, charged with vehicular homicide in a car crash south of Atlanta.
CINCINNATI - Court documents show Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones has been arrested and jailed on an assault charge after police said he tried to hurt a woman.
Former Barton Community College baseball player Federico Castagnini was picked up the by Baltimore Orioles on Saturday in the 2013 Major League Baseball draft.
Tim Tebow may still have a future in the NFL after all.
RUSSELL - "The Art of Z," featuring the work of Gordon and Rae Zahradnik of Wilson, is the next exhibit at the Deines Cultural Center. Shannon Trevethan, director of the center, announced the opening reception will be from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, June 16. The show will run until July 7.
The Barton Community College Board of Trustees will review a plan to opt out of new Kansas law that allows conceal-carry weapons on campus. The board will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Seminar Room, F-30 of the Fine Arts Building, for its monthly study session. The board will vote at its next business meeting on whether to adopt the resolution to opt out of the new law for four years.
An Ellinwood woman died Sunday after the car she was riding in went off K-25 at 3:24 p.m., 6 miles north of Interstate 70 in Thomas County.
Approximately 124 calls for service and 137 officer initiated calls were received for the month of May. Officers responded to seven medical/fire calls. Seven arrests were made and seven criminal summonses were served in the month of May.
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I didn't watch CNN's telecast of the Republican debate because I was there in person.
Joseph A. and Roma Lee (Riner) Murphy celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 11, with family.
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DETROIT- Rookie Dixon Machado drilled a two-out RBI single in the 12th inning off Royals closer Greg Holland as the Tigers rallied for a 5-4 ...
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Trained from a young age in martial arts, Bear went on to spend three years as a soldier in the British Special Forces, serving with 21 SAS. It was here that he perfected many of the skills that his fans all over the world enjoy watching him pit against mother-nature.
His TV show Man Vs Wild and Born Survivor became one of the most watched programmes on the planet with an estimated audience of 1.2 billion. Emmy nominated, the show ran for seven high octane seasons.
He then progressed to US Network TV, hosting the hit adventure show 'Running Wild' on NBC, where he takes some of the world's best known movie stars on incredible adventures. Bear also devised and hosts BAFTA award winning 'The Island with Bear Grylls' on both Channel 4 and NBC, which has sold all around the world.
Bear also owns and hosts ITV's 'Mission Survive with Bear Grylls', plus a Natural History series for The UK's biggest commercial channel, and a worldwide Discovery Channel show called Breaking Point.
Bear is currently the youngest ever Chief Scout to the UK Scout Association and is an honorary Colonel to the notoriously tough Royal Marines Commandos.
He has authored 15 books, including the number one Bestselling autobiography: Mud, Sweat & Tears.


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Fifty years after releasing their opulent adaptation of the classic fairy tale Cinderella, Walt Disney Productions revisits the characters in this direct-to-video sequel. Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True encompasses three short stories; first, after Cinderella (voice of Jennifer Hale) marries Prince Charming (voice of Christopher Daniel Barnes), she finds it difficult to reconcile her new station in life with the simple ways she's known in the past. Secondly, the friendly mouse Jacques (voice of Rob Paulsen) wishes he could be a human being -- but after the Fairy Godmother (voice of Russi Taylor) makes it so, he discovers it's a lot tougher than he imagined. And finally, Cinderella takes pity on her stepsister, Anastasia (voice of Tress MacNeille), and teaches her how to smile in the hopes she can find a love of her own. Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True also includes a new song by Brooke Allison, "Put It Together." … More
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|Directed By:
|Darrell Rooney, John Kafka
|Written By:
|Jill E. Blotevogel, Tom Rogers, Jule Selbo, Jill Blotevogel
|In Theaters:
|Feb 26, 2002 Limited
|On DVD:
|Dec 18, 2007
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- Chicago's Cutler, Jeffery out vs Seattle; Clausen to start Updated: Sep-25-15 5:28 pm
LAKE FOREST, Illinois - The Chicago Bears will be without injured quarterback Jay Cutler for Sunday's game at Seattle, and he is not the only one hurting.
- Bears have questions about WRs as season opener looms Updated: Sep-11-15 4:52 pm
LAKE FOREST, Illinois - Chicago Bears coach John Fox expects the injury status of his top three wide receivers to be decided 90 minutes before kickoff Sunday at Soldier Field against the Green Bay Packers.
- Bears WR Alshon Jeffery returns to practice Updated: Sep-09-15 5:26 pm
LAKE FOREST, Illinois - Alshon Jeffery was back on the field, cutting and juking and hauling in passes for the Chicago Bears.


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