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• W1551138142 abstract "Federal Decision Relating to the Sterilization Law .in Iowa. . Judicial Decision on Criminal Law and Procedure . District Court of the United States, in and for the Southern District of Iowa, Eastern Division. Rudolph Davis, Complainant, against William H. Barry, John F. Howe, David C. Mott, James С. Sanders and Austin F. Fhilpott, Defendants . No. gA, Equity. Opinion . George B. Stewart of Fort Madison, Iowa, for complainant ; George Cosson of Des Moines, Iowa, Attorney General of Iowa, for defendants. Before Walter I. Smith, Circuit Judge; John C. Pollock and Smith McPherson, District Judges. Smith McPherson, District Judge: The complainant is a prisoner in the Iowa penitentiary. Defendants Berry, Howe and Mott constitute the Iowa Board of Parole; Sanders is the warden, and Philpott is the physician of the penitentiary. The case is one of diversity of citizenship, with federal questions presented by a bill in equity with an application for temporary injunction to restrain defendants as state officers from enforcing chapter 187 of the acts of the thirty-fifth general assembly (1913), authorizing a surgical operation called vasectomy on idiots, feeble-minded, drunkards, drug-fiends, epileptics, syphilitics, moral and sexual perverts, and mandatory as to criminals who have been twice convicted of a felony. Complainant has been twice convicted of a felony, one of which was prior to the enactment of the statute in question (and in another state), and the other since (in this state), and for the latter he is now imprisoned. The defendant board of parole in February, 1914, made an order that the operation should be performed upon certain designated prisoners, including the complainant. This action was brought by the complainant for the purpose of enjoining eaclr and every one of the defendants from subjecting him to the operation. Since the action was instituted the board of parole under a written opinion of the attorney general of the state has rescinded its order, and they and the prison physician say they will observe such opinion. The opinion of the attorney -general is based upon the proposition that the statute is ex post facto if either of the convictions was for an offense committed prior to the enactment of the statute. Complainant's counsel, in argument, conceded the statute is . not an ex post facto one. The attorney general was in error when he advised the board of parole that the statute in question is void by reason of it being; ex post facto, except only as to prisoners who have been twice convicted for felonies committed since the enactment of the statute. The statute under any construction is not an ex post facto one. State of Iowa ex reh Gregory v . Jones, 128 Fed. Rep. 626; Kelly v . People, 115 111. 583 (4 N. E. 644) ; Commonwealth v. Graves, 155 Mass. 163 29 N. E. 579) ; Sturtevant v. Commonwealth, 158 Mass. 598 (33 N. E. 648) ; In re Miller , 68 N. W. 990 (Michigan) ; Blackburn v. State, 50 Ohio State, 428 (36 N. E. 18) ; Moore v . State of Missouri, 159 U. S. 673 ; Cooley's Constitutional" @default.
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