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Mo. lawyers to cast ballots on judges

The general elections are almost six months away, but Missouri’s lawyers are already making decisions about judges whose names will appear on the November general election ballot. Lawyers across the state are in the midst of evaluating the performances of ...

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Preparation key when using an expert witness

Do your homework was the lesson presented to attorneys in the educational session on expert witnesses at the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association’s Bench-Bar conference. Between Frye v. United States, 293 F.1013 (D.C. Cir.1923) and Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, ...

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COA Decides Assets are Joint Property

Marital Property means all property acquired subsequent to the marriage except gifts, exchanges, after legal separation, or by written agreement. That is the point the Western District Court of Appeals tried to emphasize when they reversed and remanded the case ...

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Shackles may have been prejudicial

The case of the man who robbed and murdered an elderly couple from DeSoto is now before the Missouri Supreme Court for the third time since his 1998 conviction. Last week, Rosemary E. Percival, an assistant public defender in the ...

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Law Day to be celebrated in Mo.

Law Day is an annual celebration of the rule of law. The founder of Law Day, the late ABA President Charles S. Rhyne, introduced the idea of a day specially set aside to demonstrate that “respect for the rule of ...

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