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Newscast 06.20.22: Sioux City Chief Third District Judge Patrick Tott to interview for Iowa State Supreme Court vacancy - Vimarsana News

Newscast 06.20.22: Sioux City Chief Third District Judge Patrick Tott to interview for Iowa State Supreme Court vacancy

Newscast 06.20.22: Chief Third District Judge Patrick Tott to interview for Iowa State Supreme Court vacancy next week

Source: kwit.org
Kirven Appointed to Replace Judge Edelman - Vimarsana News

Kirven Appointed to Replace Judge Edelman

Buffalo's Ben Kirven has been appointed by Governor Mark Gordon to replace Judge William J. Edelman as the Fourth District Court Judge for the Fourth Judicial District. According to a release from the governor's office, the governor has appointed Ben Kirven to be a District Court Judge for the Fo

Jessica Streeter-Democratic Candidate for NM District Court Judge 3rd Judicial District Division II - Vimarsana News

Jessica Streeter-Democratic Candidate for NM District Court Judge 3rd Judicial District Division II

Current appointed Judge for Division II and former President of the Doña Ana County Bar Association is running for District Court Judge 3rd Judicial District Division II.

Source: krwg.org
Conviction in DWI-related death of Owego teen upheld by appeals court - Vimarsana News

Conviction in DWI-related death of Owego teen upheld by appeals court

A state appellate court upheld the vehicular manslaughter conviction of Michael Gincerowski Jr., of Port Crane, in the death of Constance Mazzarese.

Meet the third candidate for 3rd Judicial District circuit judge - Vimarsana News

Meet the third candidate for 3rd Judicial District circuit judge

All of the candidates, who are running in the May Republican primary, were asked the same five questions.