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O’Connor to hear Missouri voting case

An 8th Circuit panel including former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor will hear a challenge to Missouri’s voting law Monday morning. In Missouri Protection and Advocacy Services et al. v. Robin Carnahan, the association will ask the 8th ...

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State selects disciplinary head

The Missouri Supreme Court has selected St. Louis attorney Alan D. Pratzel to serve as the state’s chief disciplinary counsel, the court said in a news release Wednesday. Pratzel is expected to begin working in his new position April 2 ...

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State and Region Briefs

Charge brought against man for robbery, shooting A Kansas City man faces charges that robbed several people at gunpoint. Adrian L. Beverly, 23, was charged with attempted first-degree robbery, first-degree assault and two counts of armed criminal action stemming from ...

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New Jersey sues EPA over Pennsylvania plant

New Jersey Attorney General Stuart Rabner’s office sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for allegedly failing to act on a state petition to block expansion of a coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania. Rabner said Tuesday the state Department of Environmental ...

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New, but thinner, shield law drafted

Jefferson City legislators are taking another crack at legally protecting journalists from having to testify about information or confidential sources should they be subpoenaed in court cases. A House bill filed Wednesday joins a Senate measure that is pending in ...

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Shield law: National debate

The question of whether journalists should be required to testify about the sources of their reporting has been high profile in recent months. Among the current cases: * The Libby trial. New York Times reporter Judith Miller went to jail ...

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