Missouri Senate OK’s Photo ID Requirement For Voting
The Republican-led Missouri state Senate on Monday voted 23-11 to pass a bill that would require voters to show photo identification at the polls.
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Missouri Senate On Track To Pass Voter Photo ID Requirement
Missouri senators took another step toward requiring photo identification at the polls as the deadline for lawmakers to pass legislation approaches.
Gun-waving St. Louis Couple Placed On Probation As Lawyers
The Missouri Supreme Court has put a St. Louis couple who gained national attention for waving guns at racial injustice protesters on probation as attorneys.
Court Asked To Suspend Law Licenses Of Gun-waving Couple
A Missouri official is asking the state Supreme Court to suspend the law licenses of a St. Louis couple
Parson Appoints First Black Woman to Missouri Supreme Court
Gov. Mike Parson has appointed the first Black woman to serve as a Missouri Supreme Court judge.
Missouri Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Large Swine Farm
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of the permit for Trenton Farms in Grundy County on Tuesday.
Missouri Lawmakers Try Again With Voter ID After Court Loss
Republican lawmakers now want to give voters two options: Show a photo ID to vote, or cast a provisional ballot.
Missouri Supreme Court Denies Death Row Inmate’s Appeal
Missouri Supreme Court judges have denied a death row inmate’s appeal.
Missouri Process to Certify Minors as Adults Challenged
Missouri’s process for certifying juveniles as adults is unconstitutional and discriminates against African Americans, a public defender for a black 16-year-old boy told Missouri Supreme Court judges on Wednesday.
Draper Set to be Next Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice
Judge George Draper is set to be the Missouri Supreme Court’s next chief justice.