Suit over Kehoe’s appointment could hinge on standing

By: Scott Lauck November 7, 2018

The Missouri Supreme Court is considering if Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe was properly appointed to office. But members of the court on Wednesday questioned if the plaintiffs are the right parties to bring the case. Gov. Mike Parson named Kehoe to the state’s second-highest office in June after Parson, the previous lieutenant governor, succeeded Gov. Eric ...

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Suit over Kehoe’s appointment could hinge on standing

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