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St. Louisans working to reform school discipline and the juvenile justice system say they are pushing for clear district policies in response to…
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A comprehensive rewrite of Missouri’s criminal code will take effect Jan. 1. The overhaul stems from legislation passed in 2014 and marks the first…
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Warnings issued by two St. Louis County school districts Thursday sparked a flurry of concern that students who fight in school will be charged with a…
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The Missouri Senate has passed legislation containing the so-called "fixes" that Gov. Jay Nixon wants added to the criminal code revision.Nixon told…
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Gov. Jay Nixon has allowed a comprehensive rewrite of Missouri's criminal code to become law without his signature.Nixon says the 645-page bill contains…
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With fights over tax cuts and budgets out of the way, the Missouri General Assembly appears poised to spend its final week focusing on some familiar…
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The Missouri Senate passed the rest of the state budget Tuesday, after taking care of the first five bills on Monday. Those debates were routine for the…
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Missouri lawmakers have sent Gov. Jay Nixon a bill to rewrite the state's criminal code for the first time in more than 30 years. The wide-ranging…
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Gov. Jay Nixon says he's wary about signing a wholesale revision of the state’s criminal code. For the past few years, the state’s legal community has…
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Legislation that would overhaul Missouri’s criminal code has received first-round approval in the Missouri House. House Bill 210 would create new classes…