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1. Fall 2011: Rule One Review

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   The inaugural edition of Rule One Review is now available. Rule One Review is a quarterly newsletter that shares information about pilot projects and other civil rules projects being monitored by the Rule One Initiative. Sign up for Rule One Review and other IAALS newsletters here.

2. Summer 2012: Rule One Review

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   The latest edition of Rule One Review is now available. Rule One Review is a quarterly newsletter that shares information about pilot projects and other civil rules projects being monitored by the Rule One Initiative. Sign up for Rule One Review and othe... MORE

3. Florida: Polston picked to head high court

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   His fellow supreme court justices elected Justice Ricky Polston to serve as the next chief justice. The position rotates among the court’s members. Polston was appointed to the court in 2008 by Governor Crist.

4. Utah: New Chief Justice Sworn In

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   Chosen by a vote of his fellow justices, Matthew Durrant was sworn in as chief justice. Durrant replaces Christine Durham, who stepped down after ten years as chief but remains on the court.

5. Lawyers Asked to Give $100 to Judge-Elect’s Campaign

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   A newly elected judge sent letters to 700 local lawyers soliciting $100 contributions to help defray his campaign debt.

6. Second state Supreme Court justice announces retirement next year

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   A second supreme court justice announced plans to not seek reelection when his term expires in 2012. Chief Justice Paul De Muniz announced his retirement intentions in October.

7. Wisconsin: Resolution to oust Justice Gableman gets little support in Assembly

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   A Democratic legislator's resolution to remove Justice Michael Gableman from the court for alleged violation of state law and the code of judicial conduct has received little support, attracting only four co-sponsors.

8. Ohio Judicial Center to be named for late chief justice

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   The late Chief Justice Thomas Moyer, who served on the O'Connor Advisory Committee and was a recipient of the Transparent Courthouse® Award, is now being honored by the Ohio Supreme Court, which is naming the Ohio Judicial Center after the second-longest serving justice in Ohio's history.

9. House Judiciary Subcommittee: No Need to Act on EDD Costs

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   Author Henry Kelston reviews the December 13 hearing on "The Costs and Burdens of Civil Discovery" convened by the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution. IAALS Executive Director Rebecca Love Kourlis testified in the hearing.

10. Mississippi: Republicans Endorse Supreme Court’s Chief Justice, 2 Others

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    In a state where judicial elections are nonpartisan in the sense that party affiliation does not appear on the ballot, the state Republican party endorsed three supreme court candidates, including two incumbents.