Outdated and unenforceable, provision still remains

Like several other states, Missouri for years provided women an automatic exemption from jury duty based solely on gender. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled nearly 30 years ago that a Missouri law making that exception was unconstitutional. But a casual observer might not know that without a little history lesson. A provision in Missouri’s Constitution that ...

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Outdated and unenforceable, provision still remains

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