Criminal justice systems need these reforms to better serve rural Iowans and the state budget, writes the Register's editorial board.

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Despite lingering problems, the state’s village courts have an impressive disposal rate, and help settle a wide range of ...

A recently implemented law allows people cited for drug possession to access treatment and support services, deflecting them ...

Make no mistake, the state government’s bail overhaul is a political solution to a justice problem because Labor knows it’s ...

Both candidates seeking an open seat on the state Superior Court — including a Chester County judge — have received “highly ...

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To mark International Women's Day, court reporter Amy Walker has spoken to women working in the criminal justice system about ...

Municipalities and state policymakers appear headed for another collision course, this time involving the ability of local ...

Here's more about the two candidates: Both judge candidates are readily aware of the partisan battles that have engulfed the courts, down to the trial level ... law and constitution, our system ...

The Supreme Court ... if the Law Commission’s latest proposals receive the green light. Unveiled this week, the Law Commission’s proposed reforms aim to make the criminal appeals system ...