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On this episode of River to River we listen back to a couple of favorite book interviews from 2022.
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Chief Justice Susan Christensen said a lack of court reporters and court-appointed defense lawyers is making it harder to deliver justice.
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Two law libraries created a website aimed at making the law easier to understand.
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Many Afghans who arrived in Iowa last year only are permitted to live in the U.S. temporarily. A new coalition is working to help as many of them receive permanent legal status as possible.
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He left Iowa with little money and not a lot of prospects. Listen back to a conversation about how a Coon Rapids-native came to serve as chief justice of the Alaska Supreme Court.
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La directora de operaciones de la Great Plains Action Society, Trisha Etringer, se encuentra con el personal del Tercer Distrito Judicial de Iowa tras impartir un taller sobre descolonización a principios de abril.
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The 3rd Judicial District’s staff has undergone training on Native customs, culture and history to better understand how to serve the community within the correctional system.
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A review of Iowa's prison system found that security has improved since a deadly attack took place in the Anamosa State Penitentiary, but staffing and overcrowding are still serious issues.
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Iowans serving a life sentence can't qualify for parole, unless they get a commutation from the governor. During her time in office, Gov. Kim Reynolds hasn’t approved any commutations. Some advocates say it’s time for reform.