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Progressive activists are challenging a ballot initiative that would give lifetime appointments to state judges.
If passed, SCR1044 would make judicial terms indefinite and dependent on “good behavior” as opposed to voters deciding if judges will be retained.
GOP lawmakers previously defended the measure saying that it is a way to better inform voters by paring down the number of judges they need to research before voting.
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