1) Go toGuide to Law Online: U.S. States and Territories - Research Guides at Library of Congress (loc.gov)and find you state

2) Go to "Legislative Branch" and select the website that houses the statutes/codes/general laws

3) Go to "Executive Branch" and select the website that houses the regulations/administrative codes (donotlook at executive orders)

State IOWA

Using the methods , look up statutory consent laws for your Iowa state. Tip: when you are searching, don't put in "statutory consent". Instead, look up "consent in emergency', "emergency consent" or similar.

Note: make sure the law talks about consent in emergency situations. Often times, students find "emergency" or "consent" laws but not one that addresses both. Students will need to redo the exercise if this happens.

a) What does the law say about consent in emergency situations?

b) Where is this located in the body of law (title/chapter, section/division/part number)?

c) Is this is a statute or regulation?