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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1977

Page

4

Judge Vietor Sets Philosophy of Judicial Watchdog Role

Judge Harold D. Vietor, chief judge of the Sixth District Court, explains a philosophy of judicial restraint and vigilance. He argues government powers are limited, branches are coequal, and judges must restrain themselves when beyond authority while boldly handling within power. He notes citizens are watchdogs through voting and appointment, and discusses limits on judicial power.

Harold D. Vietor Sixth Iowa Supreme Court Victor State Supreme Court Vietor District Court U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Courts Legislative Assemblies

Eads Judges Stance: Middle of the Road on Issues

Judge William Eads, sixth district pioneer since 1963, discusses bench life, public image, and restraint from politics. He favors unified sentencing ideas, cautions against overreach, cites cases like the Deep Throat dispute, and values impartial, dignified court procedures over partisan pressure. He backs existing appointment methods and notes personal balance with running and reading.

U.S William Eads Harold Hughes Hughes Ida Grove Eads Supreme Court Armstrong

Iowa raises district court judges salaries and sets court pay

Iowa district court judges now earn 40 000 annually up from 33 000 with chief judges adding 2 000. Supreme Court justices receive 45 000 a year and 50 000 for the chief. State Appellate Court judges receive 42 500 and 43 500 for the chief. Associate judges and full time magistrates get 33 000 while part time magistrates are paid 8 750. The code requires all but part time magistrates to be lawyers and judges may not practice law after appointment. Retirement ages are 72 for appointees after 1965 and 75 otherwise. Expenses up to 22 a day outside home and 0 15 a mile for car costs. District Court judges have no staff. court reporters also handle some secretary duties.

Vietor Iowa Iowa Supreme Court Supreme Court Appellate Court District Court

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