Iowa judges oppose budget proposal to change nominating commissions
Iowa judges and lawyers oppose a plan to have district judicial nominating commissions elect a chair from among members. The bill raises concerns about judicial influence on appointments, potential impacts on salaries and pensions, and retention amid salary competition with neighboring states. The measure, tied to a $216 million judicial budget, moves through the Senate with negotiators aiming a compromise before session end.
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Iowa
Julian Garrett
R-Indianola
Iowa Supreme Court
State Appeals Court
Kim Reynolds
Reynolds
Iowa Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Iowa Judges Association
Doug Struyk
State Bar Association
Indianola
Garrett
State Commission
Iowa Court of Appeals
Peter Hird
Judicial Nominating Commission
Jarzen
Judicial Branch
Todd Taylor
Dcedar Rapids
Taylor
Senate Republicans
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Tennessee passes bill requiring anti abortion video in schools
Tennessee moves to require public school students to watch a three minute anti abortion video from Live Action or a comparable clip as part of family life education. The bill advances to Governor Bill Lee with options for alternative videos and opt out disputes.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Bill Lee
Senate
Heidi Campbell
Janice Bowling
Bowling
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
West Virginia
North Dakota
Olivia
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Charlene Oliver
House of Delegates
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Cedar Rapids
Tom.barton
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Des Moines
Zach Boyden- Holmes
Des Moines Register
Sen
Todd
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Big Grove Brewery
AL Oras
Adam B Sullivan
Liam Hala
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