Iowa HF321 removes the requirement for magistrates to be licensed attorneys.
Iowa HF321 modifies the qualifications for magistrates, removing the requirement that they be licensed attorneys. This change aligns with the qualifications in effect before April 1, 2009. However, county magistrate appointing commissions must still give first consideration to applicants who are admitted to practice law in the state. This bill affects the selection process for magistrates, impacting how they are chosen for the role.
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