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Imam Nurudeen, in white robe, stands Friday outside the Masjid Umar mosque in North St. Louis with mosque members, left to right, Hakim, in red, Larry Searcy, and Ahmed Veknarch. The men held a press conference to air their thoughts on Mohamud Abdi Yusuf, a mosque member who faces four felony counts of conspiring to send money to a Somali terrorist organization.

The arrest earlier this week of Mohamud Abdi Yusuf on charges of sending money to a terrorist organization in Somalia came as a shock to a group of men who attended the same St. Louis mosque

The special master overseeing Supreme Court litigation on public defender caseloads will hold a public hearing on the case Nov. 12 in Springfield.

One of the deputy directors of the Missouri State Public Defender System, Cat Kelly, will step up as the system's director on March 1.

One of the deputy directors of the Missouri State Public Defender System, Cat Kelly, will step up as the system’s director on March 1.

Public defenders may not be free of cost, but Missouri’s public defender system has secured some free top-notch attorneys to wage a challenge to the state’s struggling indigent defense system.

A Missouri appeals court has sided with St. Louis developer Nat Walsh, left, in a contract dispute with Walsh’s former partner, Kevin McGowan.

Real estate developer Nat Walsh stands outside the Packard Lofts building in downtown St. Louis.

Missouri’s State Public Defender System is getting a couple free attorneys of its own.

Missouri’s State Public Defender System is getting a couple free attorneys of its own.

In the next round of legal battles for the now defunct developer McGowan Walsh, Nat Walsh has again wound up on top.

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