Mariano Favazza has less competition now in his bid to remain the circuit clerk of St. Louis. The circuit clerk is among many offices up for election this fall, and as is common in St. Louis City, the Democratic primary ...

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St. Louis Circuit Clerk Mariano Favazza has filed a lawsuit challenging a decision to put the presiding judge in charge of St. Louis courtroom clerks. In December, the state Circuit Court Budget Committee voted to recommend the plan offered by ...

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St. Louis Circuit Clerk Mariano Favazza filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging a decision to put the presiding judge in charge of St. Louis circuit clerks. Earlier this month, the state Circuit Court Budget Committee voted to recommend the plan ...

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It’s now up to the Supreme Court to decide who’s in charge of court clerks in St. Louis. The state Circuit Court Budget Committee met on Friday and voted to recommend the plan offered by Presiding Judge David Dowd. Dowd ...

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A new state law goes into effect that requires all but the last four digits of Social Security numbers to be redacted from court filings. A similar requirement will apply to credit card numbers.

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History buffs now have a new treasure trove of firsthand documents in St. Louis city. Secretary of State Robin Carnahan and St. Louis Circuit Clerk Mariano Favazza announced Wednesday that more than 11,200 old cases from St. Louis Circuit Court are now available to the public. The case files cover the Civil War era, 1866 through 1868. Pictured is Favazza and Probate Court manager Sandra Lombardo touring the record storage facility at the Missouri State Archives in the Globe-Democrat Building, 710 N. Tucker.

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History buffs now have a new treasure trove of firsthand documents in St. Louis city. Secretary of State Robin Carnahan and St. Louis Circuit Clerk Mariano Favazza plan to announce later today that more than 11,000 old cases from St. ...

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