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Code · Iowa · Chapter 232 — Juvenile Justice

232.74 Evidence not privileged or excluded.

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Sections 622.9 and 622.10 and any other statute or rule of evidence which excludes or makes privileged the testimony of a husband or wife against the other or the testimony of a health practitioner or mental health professional as to confidential communications, do not apply to evidence regarding a child’s injuries or the cause of the injuries in any judicial proceeding, civil or criminal, resulting from a report pursuant to this chapter or relating to the subject matter of such a report.
[C66, 71, 73, 75, 77, §235A.8; C79, 81, §232.74]
Referred to in §228.6, 232.68
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