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State of the Judiciary

by Ryan Koopmans | January 11, 2012

By Ryan Koopmans

This morning Chief Justice Cady will give the annual State of the Judiciary speech.  It’s being broadcast live on the Judiciary Branch websiteHere’s a sneak peek from the Court’s press release:

The chief justice will discuss the important role courts have in securing a prosperous economic climate in Iowa by providing businesses with the necessary confidence to invest or expand in a community. He will also discuss the role of courts in providing a stable and safe environment for the people who work and live in this state. The chief justice will apprise the legislators on the impact of a decade of budget cuts on the court’s ability to provide access to justice for all Iowans. He will announce that the judicial branch stands ready to work with the legislative and executive branches on the goal of achieving a vibrant Iowa economy.

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