Where an employer argued that the trial court erred in dismissing its petition, which argued that the Missouri Commission on Human Rights lacked jurisdiction to issue a right-to-sue letter because the plaintiff employee’s administrative complaint was untimely, under recent case ...

Tagged with: MHRA Amendments Right-To-Sue Letter timeliness

Where a defendant challenged the denial of his Rule 29.15 motion, arguing that his failure to timely file was the result of third-party interference by his counsel on direct appeal when counsel inaccurately informed him of the deadline, the failure ...

Tagged with: Post-Conviction Relief Third-Party Interference timeliness

Where five state employee defendants argued that they were officially immune from negligence claims brought against them, claims were abandoned against two of the employees before the trial court entered summary judgment in favor of the defendants, so summary judgment ...

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Defendant filed a pro se motion for post-conviction relief, which included an in forma pauperis affidavit claiming indigence due to incarceration. Defendant requested appointment of counsel, but none was appointed. The trial court denied the motion as untimely. Where the ...

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Where a property owner challenged the issuance of a permit to discharge water onto its property and the Administrative Hearing Commission dismissed its permit appeal as untimely, the judgment is reversed because the relevant statutes did not conflict and the ...

Tagged with: Permit Appeal timeliness

Where a bank challenged the denial of a trial court judgment denying its Rule 74.06(b)(3) motion to set aside a judgment entered against it, the bank had the burden to show that it was entitled to relief, and the judgment ...

Tagged with: Rule 74.06(b) timeliness

Where a defendant challenged the denial of post-conviction relief, the motion court did not err in finding that the defendant’s pro se motion was untimely filed, and it was irrelevant that the state failed to raise the issue, so the ...

Tagged with: Criminal Law Post-Conviction Relief Pro Se Motion timeliness

Where a police officer sought judicial review of the Civil Service Commission’s decision to dismiss his appeal of his termination, the city’s motion to strike the appellant brief is denied, and the trial court did not err in considering evidence ...

Tagged with: civil practice Filing Deadline judicial review timeliness

  Where a Missouri resident challenged the denial of his motion to remand a case back to state court, arguing that removal to federal court was untimely, the judgment is affirmed because any such error would be non reversible and ...

Tagged with: civil law Removal timeliness

  Where a mother filed a notice of appeal from the original judgment in a dissolution, the judgment did not address the ruling from a modification order, and the mother failed to file her notice of appeal within 10 days ...

Tagged with: Child Custody Family Law Notice Of Appeal timeliness

  Where a defendant challenged the denial of his motion for post-conviction relief, the defendant’s original pro se motion was not timely filed and did not claim that the tardiness was the result of third-party interference, so his claim was ...

Tagged with: Criminal Law Post-Conviction Relief timeliness