The 22nd Circuit Judicial Commission has nominated two associate circuit judges and a court commissioner as finalists for a vacancy on the St. Louis circuit bench.
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An emergency rule that sought to limit medical interventions for transgender Missourians is on hold for two weeks after a St. Louis County judge found a challenge to the regulation likely will succeed.
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A St. Louis County judge has temporarily halted an emergency order that regulates and, in many instances, severely limits medical interventions for transgender Missourians.
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The 8th Circuit ruled on April 26 that a Kansas City coffee-shop owner missed his chance to seek punitive damages after winning a nominal award against a police officer who searched his stores.
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The 16th Circuit Judicial Commission is accepting applications as Circuit Judge Marco A. Roldan prepares to retire effective Aug. 4.
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A prominent Kansas City lawyer is helping represent former President Donald Trump in a high-profile case about to go to trial in New York.
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The Missouri Supreme Court en banc has set an execution date for a homeless man who was convicted of raping and killing a six-year-old girl in 2002.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that St. Louis charter schools must receive desegregation sales tax funding but don’t have to use it for desegregation purposes.
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As he stepped down from the bench after a four-hour hearing on the fate of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner on April 18, Judge John P. Torbitzky thanked the crowd for its patience.
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The Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District on April 18 resurrected a long-running claim against a legal malpractice insurer that a prior decision of the court had appeared to extinguish.
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The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District ruled April 18 that it was unconstitutional for the city of Kansas City to shorten the time to seek earnings tax refunds without giving taxpayers a chance to pursue their existing claims.
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