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Iowa case sent back to lower court for racial bias review

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Iowa Supreme Court says stand-your-ground law has limits

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Judge: Iowa lawyer may sue over new judicial nominating law

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Appeals court to hear lawsuit over new judge selection law

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Northwest Iowa judge appointed to Iowa Court of Appeals

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Lawyer sues Gov. Reynolds over new judicial nominating law

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Reynolds appoints campaign donor to judicial commission

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Iowa appeals court grants new trial in murder case

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Ruling revives lawsuit brought by fired Iowa fuel regulator

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Correction: Jurors-Race Question story

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Court: County officials liable for open meetings violation

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Court overturns filmmaker’s fraud conviction for 2nd time

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In this Nov. 2, 2012, file photo, former Forest City Police Officer Thaddeus Ellenbecker enters a courtroom at the Cerro Gordo County Courthouse in Mason City, Iowa. An appeals court is ordering a new trial for Ellenbecker, who is serving a prison sentence for allegedly setting fire to his police station and stealing a colleague's assault rifle. The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday, May 14, 2014, that confessions made by Ellenbecker can't be used because investigators hadn't read his rights. (AP Photo/The Globe-Gazette, Jake Rajewsky, File)

Court: Imprisoned Iowa officer should be retried

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Court: Drake student can’t sue over service dogs

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