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Dispatch testimony was hearsay

Officer testimony describing a DWI suspect as “slumped over the wheel” should not have been admitted in court because it was hearsay, the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District ruled in a reversed and remanded decision. In State ...

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Affordable housing promoted

An announcement last week that the Department of Housing and Urban Development intends to roll out a new financial incentive intended to encourage state and local governments to remove ordinances and zoning policies that restrict development of affordable homes was ...

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Worker's disability is permanent

Because the Second Injury Fund did not dispute awards for partial disability findings, an injured truck driver can collect even more. Contributing to the decision handed down by the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, last Wednesday was the fact ...

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Company exempt from tax on plane

Taxes paid on an aircraft bought by Emerson Electric to shuttle its employees, clients and potential customers throughout the country need to be returned to the company, ruled the Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday. The St. Louis-based company paid the ...

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Privacy concern about lendors

Homebuyers often believe they are completely at the mercy of mortgage lenders. Often overwhelmed by making the single largest purchase of their lives, many borrowers assume they must automatically respond to any direction made by that professional in a nicely ...

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