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No matter what judicial philosophy and political leanings the next member of the Missouri Supreme Court brings, it’s safe to say the court will never be the same without Judge Richard Teitelman.

The Supreme Court is still reeling from the Nov. 29 death of Judge Richard Teitelman, but it will soon have to turn its attention to helping to select his successor. Under the Nonpartisan Court Plan, the Appellate Judicial Commission selects ...

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Champion for justice, promoted legal justice for all

A somber Missouri Supreme Court held oral arguments in five cases on Wednesday, one day after the death of Judge Richard Teitelman.

A memorial service for Judge Richard Teitelman will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 1 at Graham Memorial Chapel on Washington University's campus.

*UPDATED* Missouri Supreme Court Judge Richard Teitelman, who consistently promoted legal access for all, has died at age 69, the Supreme Court announced Tuesday.

Judge Teitelman was known across the country for his warmth, wit, and passion for legal services. A great lawyer, judge, and Missourian. pic.twitter.com/VhHStNvOym — Bill Bay (@wrbay) November 29, 2016 St. Louis County Courts extends its thoughts to the family ...

Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Teitelman, in one of the shortest State of the Judiciary speeches on record, on Wednesday highlighted efforts to make changes to the criminal justice system.

Widely regarded as an incurable liberal, a frequent dissenter, the only appellate judge in recent memory to face a serious retention challenge, Richard B. Teitelman is the Missouri Supreme Court’s most controversial judge — on paper.

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