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Chapter 622 — Evidence
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622.1 Certification under penalty of perjury.
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622.2 Credibility.
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622.3 Interest.
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622.4 Medical expenses.
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622.5 Reserved. Reserved.
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622.6 Reserved. Reserved.
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622.7 Reserved. Reserved.
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622.8 Witness for each other.
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622.9 Communications between husband and wife.
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622.10 Communications in professional confidence — exceptions — required consent to release of medical records after commencement of legal action — application to court.
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622.10A Tax advice — confidential communications.
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622.11 Public officers.
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622.12 Reserved.
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622.13 Civil liability.
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622.14 Reserved.
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622.15 Reserved.
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622.16 Reserved.
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622.17 Reserved.
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622.18 Reserved.
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622.19 Reserved.
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622.20 Reserved.
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622.21 Writing and printing.
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622.22 Understanding of parties to agreement.
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622.23 Historical and scientific works.
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622.24 Subscribing witness — substitute proof.
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622.25 Handwriting.
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622.26 Private writing — acknowledgment.
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622.27 Entries and writings of deceased person.
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622.28 Writing or record — when admissible — absence of record — effect.
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622.29 Facsimiles of signatures. Repealed by 2006 Acts, ch 1174, §6. See §602.1614.
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622.30 Photographic copies — originals destroyed.
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622.31 Evidence of regret or sorrow.
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622.31A Evidence — victims of sexual abuse.
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622.31B Admissibility of evidence in certain physical abuse and sexual offense cases.
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622.32 Statute of frauds.
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622.33 Exception.
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622.34 Contract not denied in the pleadings.
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622.35 Party made witness.
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622.36 Instruments affecting real estate — adoption of minors.
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622.37 Reserved.
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622.38 Reserved.
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622.39 Reserved.
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622.40 Reserved.
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622.41 United States and state patents.
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622.42 Field notes and plats.
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622.43 Records and entries in public offices.
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622.44 Copies of books of original entries.
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622.45 Additional entries.
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622.46 Officer to give copies of records.
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622.47 Maps in office of surveyor general.
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622.48 Certificate as to loss of paper.
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622.49 Duplicate receipt of receiver of land office.
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622.50 Certificate of register or receiver.
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622.51 Official signature presumed genuine.
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622.51A Computer printouts.
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622.52 Effect on rules.
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622.53 Judicial record — state or federal courts.
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622.54 Of a justice of the peace.
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622.55 Of a foreign country.
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622.56 Presumption of regularity.
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622.57 Executive acts.
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622.58 Proceedings of legislature.
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622.59 Printed copies of statutes.
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622.60 Written law or public writing.
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622.61 Foreign unwritten law.
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622.62 Ordinances of city.
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622.63 Subpoenas.
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622.64 Proof of service — costs.
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622.65 To whom directed — duces tecum.
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622.66 How far compelled to attend.
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622.67 Deposit — effect.
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622.68 Reserved.
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622.69 Witness fees.
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622.70 Attorney, juror, or officer.
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622.71 Certain witness fees prohibited.
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622.71A Volunteer fire fighters — witness compensation.
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622.72 Expert witnesses — fee.
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622.73 Reserved.
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622.74 Fees in advance.
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622.75 Reimbursement to party, county, or city.
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622.76 Failure to attend or testify — liability.
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622.77 Proceedings for contempt.
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622.78 Serving subpoena.
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622.79 When party fails to obey subpoena.
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622.80 Pleading taken as true.
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622.81 Authority to subpoena.
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622.82 Prisoner produced.
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622.83 Deposition of prisoner.
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622.84 Subpoenas — enforcing obedience.
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622.85 Affidavits — before whom made.
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622.86 Foreign affidavits.
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622.87 How affidavits compelled.
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622.88 Subpoena issued.
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622.89 Notice.
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622.90 Cross-examination.
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622.91 Signature and seal — presumption.
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622.92 Newspaper publications — how proved.
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622.93 Applicability in certain counties.
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622.94 Proof of serving or posting notices.
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622.95 Other facts.
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622.96 How perpetuated — presumption of fact.
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622.97 Authorized use.
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622.98 Transcript must be complete.
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622.99 Certification.
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622.100 Sworn verification.
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622.101 Identification of exhibits.
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622.102 Refusal to appear or testify.
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622.103 Reserved.
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622.104 Witness fees.
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622.105 Evidence of date mailed.
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622.106 Certified or registered mail.
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