The brief “Kansas City DJ charged with child porn possession” in Monday’s paper misidentified Gregory Sage, who was indicted for child pornography. Sage was employed as a DJ at Mix 93.3 FM radio station until November 2006, during the time ...
Read More »Dowd joins Gallop, Johnson & Neuman
James R. Dowd, former judge on the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, has joined the Clayton law firm of Gallop, Johnson & Neuman. Dowd, working in an of-counsel capacity, joined the firm at the beginning of the year. “Judge ...
Read More »Judge restrains part of new campaign finance law
James Trout, a construction consultant from Webster Groves, is challenging the state’s new campaign finance law before a Cole County judge. Trout, who lost a state House seat in November to an incumbent Republican, wants to revive contribution caps to ...
Read More »Trash industry, governments clash at U.S. Supreme Court
The driver of a Waste Management truck dumps his load into the company’s Settlers Hill landfill in Geneva, Ill., in 2000. The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a New York case over city power to direct trash to publicly ...
Read More »Study calls for better ethics teaching
U.S. and Canadian law schools should do a better job of preparing future attorneys to deal with moral and ethical problems, an education foundation’s study said. Most schools produce attorneys who can dispassionately analyze legal matters, devoting little time to ...
Read More »Awaiting jail at 82, Rigas relies on hope
John Rigas, former chairman and founder of Adelphia Communications Corp., exits Federal Court in New York after his sentencing June 20, 2005. The 82-year-old awaits 15 years in prison while he appeals the conviction. Photo by Adam Rountree/Bloomberg News John ...
Read More »Grand jury indicts attorney for perjury in Neal loan case
Attorney Carl Bussey, a former member of the Jackson County Legislature, faces federal charges that he lied about giving loans to former Municipal Court Judge Deborah Neal. Bussey, 58, was charged Friday in a four-count indictment returned by a federal ...
Read More »Farmer conspiracy claims from 13 states move forward against Monsanto
Monsanto struggled to rebuff allegations of bribery and conspiracy Friday morning before a federal judge who was not impressed by the company’s arguments. U.S. District Judge E. Richard Webber said Monsanto’s statements were “a little bit superficial,” and “not persuasive,” ...
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Interstate Bakeries board agreement approved Interstate Bakeries Corp.’s agreement with lenders, creditors and investors to revamp its board was approved Friday by a federal bankruptcy judge. The parties have been battling for control of the Kansas City-based maker of Hostess ...
Read More »Farmers’ conspiracy claims move forward against Monsanto
Monsanto struggled to rebuff allegations of bribery and conspiracy Friday morning before a federal judge who was not impressed by the company’s arguments. U.S. District Judge E. Richard Webber said Monsanto’s statements were “a little bit superficial,” and “not persuasive,” ...
Read More »Farmers’ conspiracy claims move forward against Monsanto
Monsanto struggled to rebuff allegations of bribery and conspiracy Friday morning before a federal judge who was not impressed by the company’s arguments. U.S. District Judge E. Richard Webber said Monsanto’s statements were “a little bit superficial,” and “not persuasive,” ...
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