Participants offer discrepant accounts of why judicial retention measure failed in 2010

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Participants offer discrepant accounts of why judicial retention measure failed in 2010

by Betsy Sundquist
Published: June 16,2010
Time posted: 2:02 pm
Tags: Joe Mullery, Margaret Anderson Kelliher, Roger Moe, Scott Fischbach, Steve Simon

Followers of state election law are well aware that a bill that would have substantially altered the way in which district court judges are selected in Minnesota failed to make it through the 2010 legislative session. But if you try to find out exactly why the bill failed, you’re going to get a wide variety of ...

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