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Attorney-client privilege curbs State Auditor’s subpoena power, Iowa Supreme Court holds - Nyemaster Goode On Brief
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Attorney-client privilege curbs State Auditor’s subpoena power, Iowa Supreme Court holds - Nyemaster Goode On Brief
The State Auditor has broad access under Iowa law to state and local records in conducting audits, including otherwise confidential information, but the Auditor’s access does not extend to records shielded by attorney-client privilege, the Iowa Supreme Court held in an April 17 decision. State Auditor Rob Sand served a subpoena on the City of Davenport in the course of an audit seeking documents related to the City’s $1.9 million settlement of h…
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