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2014 Judiciary Stories

• 12/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments for allowing same-sex divorces despite no recognition of gay marriage
• 12/ 3/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri Supreme Court to decide if same-sex divorces are legal
• 10/22/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri voters could allow criminal history to used as evidence in child sex crime trials
• 10/20/2014: Radio Story - A proposed constitutional amendment would allow criminal history to be used as evidence in child sex abuse cases
• 10/ 9/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri government's health care plan expands coverage to include same-sex married partners.
• 10/ 9/2014: Radio Story - Missouri to recognize same-sex marriages from other states
• 10/ 7/2014: Radio Story - GOP group donates $100,000 to judicial candidate
• 10/ 7/2014: Newspaper Story - Judicial candidate receives large donation from undisclosed contributors
• 9/25/2014: Newspaper Story - State Bar committees have recommended all 50 nonpartisan judges on the November 4 general election ballot
• 9/24/2014: Radio Story - All of Missouri's judges have been recommended for retention by the state bar
• 9/22/2014: Radio Story - A congressional candidate held a news conference urging the release of a man in prison for drug possession.
• 9/12/2014: Newspaper Story - The Missouri Supreme Court said Tuesday a cap on punitive damages violated the right to a trial by jury.
• 9/ 3/2014: Newspaper Story - Weeks after Ferguson, Missouri's Supreme Court hears arguements about police rights to use force.
• 9/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The 2012 conviction of a police officer lead to a Missouri Supreme Court appeal today.
• 9/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The excessive force conviction of a police officer leads to a Missouri Supreme Court case.
• 5/15/2014: Newspaper Story - A bill nullfying federal gun laws died in the Missouri Senate after its handler withdrew support
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 4/30/2014: Radio Story - Impeachment vote possibility still unknown, residents without state representative demand representation
• 4/28/2014: Radio Story - Family of Sedalia man sentenced to life in prison without parole for pot possession asks Gov. Nixon for clemency
• 4/23/2014: Radio Story - Transfer students could stay in receiving districts under an amendment passed by the House education committee
• 4/23/2014: Radio Story - House Republicans aim to remove Gov. Nixon from office, one resolution was heard today.
• 4/ 9/2014: Radio Story - Lawmakers attack DESE while discussing unaccredited schools bill
• 4/ 7/2014: Radio Story - First-time pot offenders escape jail time under Senate bill
• 3/31/2014: Radio Story - One Missouri representative battles liver cancer, but his bill passes the Mo. Senate.
• 3/31/2014: Newspaper Story - Republican supports welfare expansion while Democrat disapproves
• 3/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri legislators heard a bill that would legalize marijuana and regulate the cannabis market.
• 3/ 5/2014: Radio Story - House committee discusses options for unaccredited school transfers
• 3/ 5/2014: Newspaper Story - State lawmakers spend day talking unaccredited school transfers
• 3/ 5/2014: Newspaper Story - Mo. House members pass medical malpractice caps for pain and suffering, fall short of veto-proof majority
• 2/26/2014: Radio Story - Failing school districts could get eliminated by the State Board of Education
• 2/26/2014: Radio Story - Springfield Republican lawmaker wants to bring transparency to Missouri's execution process
• 2/25/2014: Newspaper Story - Democrats continue the fight against Missouri becoming a right-to-work state
• 2/24/2014: Newspaper Story - Victims and exonerated suspects present conflicting positions on eyewitness testimony to a Senate committee.
• 2/24/2014: Radio Story - Exonorees, rape survivors & attorneys debate eye witness ID procedures
• 2/18/2014: Radio Story - Ryan Furgeson's father pushes to change criminal eyewitness procedures
• 2/18/2014: Radio Story - KSDK-TV's stunt to test Kirkwood High School's security causing a lock-down, has now moved to Jefferson City.
• 2/17/2014: Newspaper Story - Bill Ferguson says bill would make prosecutors more "responsible"
• 2/12/2014: Newspaper Story - Should the state push all high schoolers toward college? Mo. reps debate
• 2/12/2014: Radio Story - Fighting back from accusations of being
• 2/10/2014: Radio Story - Dept. of Corrections director faces skeptical lawmakers on state's handling of death penalty cases
• 2/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Department of Corrections Director fired back after being questioned about the handling of death penalty cases.
• 2/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Mo. Senate debates controversial gun bill
• 2/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri Senate debates controversial gun bill
• 2/10/2014: Radio Story - Missouri School Board discusses intervention for unaccredited schools
• 2/ 3/2014: Radio Story - Public Defender Director outlines problems with agency, cites need for more funding and staff
• 2/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The Senate Judiciary Committee considered changing Missouri's whistle blower protections and impeachment laws.
• 1/29/2014: Radio Story - House budget committee reviews repairs funding for Fulton State Hospital
• 1/29/2014: Newspaper Story - State representatives question governor's budget for Fulton State Hospital construction
• 1/29/2014: Radio Story - Lawmakers look over plan some think could save unaccredited school districts.
• 1/28/2014: Radio Story - Senate passes bill that would nullify federal gun laws
• 1/27/2014: Radio Story - House committee reviews bill criminalizing sexual exploitation by clergy
• 1/27/2014: Newspaper Story - Bill proposes criminalizing clergy sexual exploitation
• 1/21/2014: Radio Story - Republican House and Senate leaders express concerns over Nixon's proposed budget