Iowa · Iowa Code — Criminal Law (Ch. 707–715A)
Iowa Code (Criminal) § 726.25: 714.2BOrganizedretailtheft
What this law says, in plain English
Organized retail theft occurs when a person in a retail theft enterprise with prior retail theft history commits theft or directs another to do so, and the stolen merchandise is sold or returned for value. Penalties range from Class C to Class D felonies depending on merchandise value and prior convictions.
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