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Mark McCormick, a prominent attorney, former Iowa Supreme Court justice and one-time candidate for governor, died Sunday. He was 91.
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The barrage of spending in the race may nearly double the previous record for a single judicial election.

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Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice, governor candidate Mark McCormick dies at 91
Mark McCormick served on the Iowa Supreme Court from 1972 to 1986, ran for governor, and for decades helped lead the Belin McCormick law firm.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford studied law and worked in Iowa
Newly elected Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford, who defeated an opponent endorsed by President Donald Trump, has ties to Iowa.
Former Iowa Supreme Court justice McCormick dies
Mark McCormick, a former Iowa Supreme Court justice and well-known Des Moines attorney, has died, his family told the Business Record. He died on March 30 at age 91. He is survived by his wife, Victoria Herring,
Liberal Wins Wisconsin Court Race, Despite Musk’s Millions
Susan Crawford defeated Brad Schimel for a State Supreme Court seat in a race that shattered spending records and maintained a liberal majority on the court.
Wisconsin Supreme Court to tackle abortion, unions, and redistricting after a liberal’s win
Susan Crawford’s Wisconsin Supreme Court election victory cemented a liberal majority on the state’s top court for at least three more years.
Wisconsin Supreme Court voter guide for spring 2025 election: Where candidates stand on abortion, redistricting
On Tuesday, conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel will square off against liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford to determine the ideological direction of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The race will likely determine how the high court rules on issues like abortion access and union rights in the coming months.
Iowa Supreme Court justices grill magistrate over racial slur, comments in sex-abuse case
Magistrate David J. Hanson said he didn't know the word he used was offensive, but Chief Justice Susan Christensen was incredulous
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Iowa AG Brenna Bird defends Trump birthright citizenship order
Republican Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is leading a legal brief in support of President Donald Trump’s executive order to redefine birthright citizenship. Also in the Notebook, Iowans rally in opposition to a bill shielding pesticide companies from lawsuits over cancer risks.
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Former Iowa Supreme Court Judge, candidate for governor, Mark McCormick dies
Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice Mark McCormick died Sunday at the age of 82. McCormick was a Fort Dodge native who served on the Supreme Court from 1972 until returning to private practice in 1986.
DOJ asks Iowa lawmakers to reconsider 'right of first refusal' proposed in energy bills
The U.S. DOJ is asking lawmakers to reconsider a proposal granting Iowa utilities the “right of first refusal” on regional transmission projects.
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Iowa justices grill Fayette County magistrate over racial slur and comments in sex-abuse case
An Iowa magistrate who questioned in court whether a defendant was a 'wetback' is now facing potential sanctions from the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Iowa justices grill magistrate over racial slur and comments in sex-abuse case
An Iowa magistrate who questioned in court whether a defendant was a “wetback” is now facing potential sanctions from the Iowa Supreme Court. In a harsh, almost brutal, verbal exchange with ...
Supreme Court appears divided over whether states can cut off Planned Parenthood funding
The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday over whether states should be able cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, a case that comes amid a wider push from abortion opponents to defund the nation’s leading abortion provider.
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