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: How Appealing"Gubernatorial appointments render Iowa one of only three states with all-male high court"
Update: An email that I've just received from the NCSC organization states, "The tabular information in the NCSC Backgrounder titled 'Gubernatorial Appointments Render Iowa One of Only Three States with All-Male High Court' contained significant errors. A corrected and accurate version will be released tomorrow, Feb. 25." As a result, the link to the document provided above no longer works. Stay tuned, as I will link to the corrected version tomorrow once I'm alerted to its existence.
Full post as published by How Appealing on February 24, 2011 (boomark / email).
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