Missouri family court, DOJ reach deal over racial inequities

By: Jim Suhr Associated Press December 15, 2016

St. Louis County's family court and the U.S. government have reached a deal meant to resolve allegations that black youth are treated more harshly than whites and that juveniles often are deprived of constitutional rights. Wednesday's announcement came after more than a year of bargaining to resolve what the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division ...

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Missouri family court, DOJ reach deal over racial inequities

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