Federalist’s Leo decries Missouri’s nonpartisan plan

The Missouri Nonpartisan Court plan was once heralded as the ideal compromise between appointing judges and letting the public elect them. Twenty-one states and the District of Columbia adopted some version of Missouri’s plan after its 1940 adoption, said Leonard Leo, executive vice president of the Federalist Society. But he also offered a caution: Times may be changing. “Survival of ...

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Federalist’s Leo decries Missouri’s nonpartisan plan

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