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No snow day likely for area courts

Snow might delay justice in St. Louis area courtrooms today, but it won’t deny justice. The National Weather Service forecast 3 to 5 inches of snow mixed with sleet by this morning with the possibility of another 2 inches falling ...

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Herring decision is un-American

In February 2008, I wrote a column about the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to grant certiorari in Herring v. United States I predicted the court would conclude that the exclusionary rule did not apply to the facts of the case. ...

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Juvenile courts need our time

I got into this whole lawyer thing after a stint as a Court Appointed Special Advocate in Greene County, Ohio. I was also covering the courts and county government for the Xenia Daily Gazette there and got to know the ...

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A bit too eager to win

Two women claimed they were assaulted in this garage in the Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City in November. Last week, federal authorities alleged that the attack was staged to bolster a civil lawsuit. Photo by Matt Frye Criminal complaint could ...

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Videoconferencing makes debut in 16th Circuit

Photo by David Knopf The Jackson County Circuit Court’s new Polycom video-conferencing system passed its maiden voyage with flying colors, judges in Kansas City and Independence say. The system enabled around 10 members of the circuit court’s executive management committee ...

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