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Nelson appointed to Administrative Hearing Commission 
Gov. Jay Nixon appointed attorney Mary E. Nelson to the Administrative Hearing Commission.
Continue reading...Nixon names another lawyer to lead DNR
30. August 2010
Another attorney will be in charge of the state Department of Natural Resources, at least for now.
Continue reading...Garrett selected for Jackson County bench
26. August 2010
A Jackson County prosecutor will be moving to the other side of the bench.
Continue reading...UPDATED: Dueker appointed associate circuit judge
13. August 2010
Joseph S. Dueker has been appointed associate circuit judge in St. Louis County by Gov. Jay Nixon. The governor’s office announced the appointment Friday. Dueker will fill the vacancy created by Douglas R. Beach’s appointment to circuit judge. Dueker was associate chief trial attorney in the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office since 2008, according to a [...]
Continue reading...Nixon allows abortion law to take effect
14. July 2010
Gov. Jay Nixon has allowed new requirements for Missouri abortion clinics to become law without his signature on the bill.
Continue reading...Nixon signs ethics bill
14. July 2010
Gov. Jay Nixon signed legislation on Wednesday altering state statutes related to ethics.
Continue reading...Governor signs bill restricting strip clubs
25. June 2010
Legislation aimed at curbing the business of strip clubs and other adult entertainment has become law, again.
Continue reading...County judicial commission releases demographic info of applicants
25. June 2010
The 21st Judicial Circuit Commission, which nominates candidates for St. Louis County judgeships, this week released the demographic information of those applying for a vacant associate circuit judge seat.
Continue reading...Courts, public defenders, ALJs to take small hit in budget cuts
17. June 2010
Gov. Jay Nixon today announced more than $300 million in budget cuts for the fiscal year that starts next month, and elements of the legal world were not immune from feeling the pain.
Continue reading...Courts budget faces additional $1.5M cut
4. June 2010
Gov. Jay Nixon is withholding $1.5 million more than expected from the budget for circuit courts.
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- Supreme Court issues opinions in seven cases
- Columbia man’s claim of innocence must wait
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- Jury opt-outs lead to new trial
30. August 2010
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