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IPFR is an application for police officers, deputies, attorneys, criminal justice students, and other law enforcement professionals in the state of Iowa. IPFR is not affiliated with any government entity, is not an official product of the state of Iowa, and obtains the included content from the state itself. IPFR features a browseable, searchable database of the entire Iowa Criminal Code, Iowa Traffic Law, and other selected chapters that are useful in the daily duties of a law enforcement …

IPFR is an application for police officers, deputies, attorneys, criminal justice students, and other law enforcement professionals in the state of Iowa. IPFR is not affiliated with any government entity, is not an official product of the state of Iowa, and obtains the included content from the state itself.

IPFR features a browseable, searchable database of the entire Iowa Criminal Code, Iowa Traffic Law, and other selected chapters that are useful in the daily duties of a law enforcement officer as well as a variety of additional reference material.

Users can also mark commonly referenced statutes as "favorites" for even faster access.

Features include:
No internet access required
Complete Iowa Criminal Code
Chapter 321 - Iowa Traffic Law
Fine Compendium
Speeding Citation Calculator
Court Date Finder
Driver's License Classes/Endorsements/Restrictions.
Dark interface for use night or day.
Flexible search system to rapidly find the appropriate statute for any situation.
Ability to share statutes with friends or fellow officers via email or text message.
APCO 10 Codes (Radio Ten Codes)
Uniform Bond Schedule
Miranda Warning
Phonetic Alphabet
Drug Endangered Children Protocols

IPFR is a private project by an individual and is not endorsed by or affiliated with the State of Iowa.

Source of Government Information: The law contained herein is obtained from the State of Iowa. See: https://www.legis.iowa.gov/law/statutory