Iowa SF2398 restricts the defense of justification for violent crimes in cases involving nonviolent sexual advances.
Iowa SF2398 prohibits the defense of justification for violent crimes when the crime is committed by someone subjected to a nonviolent sexual advance or due to the discovery of the victim's sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity. This law aims to prevent individuals from using such circumstances as a justification for violent actions.
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