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Iowan fights license suspension, says he drove 103 mph to buy feminine
hygiene products

By: [28]Clark Kauffman - September 27, 2021 11:32 am

  An Iowa man is appealing the suspension of his driver’s license,
  arguing that he was driving 103 mph in order to purchase feminine
  hygiene products for his wife. (Photo via Commonwealth of
  Massachusetts)

  An Iowa man is appealing the suspension of his driver’s license,
  arguing that he was driving 103 mph in order to purchase feminine
  hygiene products for his wife.

  Court records indicate that on Sept. 14, 2020, Saleh Ali Nasr of
  Coralville was stopped by police for allegedly speeding on Highway 27
  in Lee County. Court records indicate that before Nasr was pulled over,
  he was driving 103 mph in a 65 mph zone. During the course of the
  traffic stop, Nasr informed the officer he had been traveling at a high
  rate of speed in order to obtain sanitary pads for his wife.

  According to Nasr’s attorney, Alfredo Parrish, the officer “behaved in
  an insulting manner towards Mr. Nasr, subjecting him to heightened
  scrutiny based on (his) apparent national origin.” Ultimately, Nasr was
  cited for driving 38 miles per hour over the posted speed limit.

  Nasr, now 23, pleaded guilty and paid the $314 ticket in October 2020.
  On Oct. 2, 2020, the Iowa Department of Transportation notified him his
  license was being suspended. He requested an informal appeal of the
  suspension, and the request was granted on Nov. 6, 2020, which stayed
  the suspension of his driving privileges.

  On Dec. 9, 2020, the DOT upheld the suspension order. A second appeal
  resulted in a hearing before Administrative Law Judge Kristine Dreckman
  in March, with the main issue being whether the arresting officer had
  exhibited personal bias against Nasr. The judge also considered whether
  Nasr’s requests for a driver’s improvement course had been properly
  considered, and whether sufficient “mitigating circumstances” were
  involved.

  Dreckman upheld the revocation of Nasr’s driving privileges, finding
  that none of his arguments were sufficient for a reduction of the
  DOT-imposed suspension. Nasr appealed that decision, as well, and on
  June 18, DOT Reviewing Officer Mike Raab upheld the suspension.

  Nasr is now seeking judicial review of that decision, arguing the DOT’s
  actions are unreasonable, arbitrary, capricious and amount to an abuse
  of discretion. The DOT has yet to file a response to his court
  petition.

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Iowan fights license suspension, says he drove 103 mph to buy feminine
hygiene products

  by Clark Kauffman, [30]Iowa Capital Dispatch
  September 27, 2021

  <h1>Iowan fights license suspension, says he drove 103 mph t
  <p class="byline">by Clark Kauffman, <a href="https://iowaca
   <p>An Iowa man is appealing the suspension of his driver’__
  <p>Court records indicate that on Sept. 14, 2020, Saleh Ali
  <p>According to Nasr’s attorney, Alfredo Parrish, the offi__
  <p>Nasr, now 23, pleaded guilty and paid the $314 ticket in
  <p>On Dec. 9, 2020, the DOT upheld the suspension order. A s
  <p>Dreckman upheld the revocation of Nasr’s driving privil__
  <p>Nasr is now seeking judicial review of that decision, arg
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