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Endangerment law doesn’t cover unborn

Missouri law does not allow the state to prosecute a pregnant woman for risking the health of her unborn child, the Kansas City-based Missouri Court of Appeals said Tuesday. The court’s decision didn’t come as a surprise to District Defender ...

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Candidates may have to return cash

Republican Gov. Matt Blunt and Democratic Attorney General Jay Nixon will have to prove to state ethics officials why they need to keep millions of dollars in campaign contributions. The Missouri Ethics Commission met Tuesday in Jefferson City and voted ...

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State and Region Briefs

Blunt Appoints Jarrett to Public Service Commission Gov. Matt Blunt on Tuesday appointed his former general counsel to the Public Service Commission for a seven-year term. The body regulates investor-owned public utilities in the state. Terry Jarrett, 47, of Jefferson ...

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Chief justice defends court plan

Chief Justice Laura Denvir Stith found broad support Tuesday from the Senate committee that called her to testify in Jefferson City on Missouri’s judicial selection process. All committee members present at the state Capitol hearing – save for committee chairman ...

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Dead girl’s parents sue boyfriend

A Kansas City man serving a 22-year prison sentence is back in court again for the way he handled his ex-girlfriend’s dead body. Matt Davis, sentenced to prison two years ago for abandonment of a corpse and drug possession, was ...

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