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: The Corridor Law BlogNew Supreme Court Justice
By esittig
Congrats to a couple of corridor lawyers who are finalists for the seat that is pening on the Iowa Supreme Court. Judge David Baker of the Iowa Court of Appeals and Connie Alt from Shuttleworth & Ingersoll are two of the three finalist. I can’t say that I personally know either of them, but I often see Judge Baker as I’m walking up the steps of the Linn County Courthouse, where his office is. Good luck to these two. They give the Corridor a 66 2/3% chance of seating the next Iowa Supreme Court Justice.

Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on March 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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