(TNS) — More than $26.5 million in court fees over five years were distributed to the wrong sources, a result of coding errors in the courts' distribution system, the Iowa Judicial Branch said Friday.
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DES MOINES — More than $26.5 million in court fees over five years were distributed to the wrong sources, a result of coding errors in the courts’ distribution system, the Iowa Judicial Branch said ...
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