Better Courts committee wants invoice, $300k refund from company that worked on ballot initiative

James Harris grimaces as he speaks during a panel discussion on court systems at the Conservative Heartland Leadership Conference in downtown St. Louis last year. Harris is suing a signature-gathering company, alleging the ShowMe Better Courts campaign overpaid for its services on a ballot initiative that called for partisan elections for all state judges.

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Better Courts committee wants invoice, $300k refund from company that worked on ballot initiative

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