|
24, May 2012 - Kansas City, MO Missouri executions may restart with drug propofol
KANSAS CITY • The state of Missouri is back in the execution business with a drug that has never been used to put prisoners to death in the United States.
24, May 2012 - Bernie, MO St. Louis Rams Reportedly Request Retractable Roof for Edward Jones Dome
According to an exclusive report from Charles Jaco and fox2now.com, the St. Louis Rams are requesting an unspecified retractable roof for the Edward Jones Dome, the Rams' home venue since 1995. The full details of the Rams' May 1 counteroffer to the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission's February 1 offer is expected to be revealed on Monday by the Missouri Attorney General, according to ...
24, May 2012 - Warrenton, MO Board Debates Need for Closed Session Notice - Washington Missourian
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen meeting ... Prior to the May 1 meeting, Dyer spoke with city attorney Chris Graville about his concerns. Graville informed the board the Missouri attorney general’s office recommends that the closed meeting ...
24, May 2012 - Kansas City, MO AT&T to Pay Missouri Muslim Woman $5M in Harassment Case - Insurance Journal
A former Kansas City woman who converted to Islam ... Bashir stands to receive much less than $5 million because Missouri law caps such awards at five times the actual damage amount, plus attorney fees. Amy Coopman, Bashir’s lawyer, said ...
24, May 2012 - Troy, MO Second Madison County drug-induced homicide case dismissed; Haine files bill to close loophole - Ne
Hackett had acquitted Taylor Kennedy, 20, of Troy ... law states that if a criminal purchases illegal drugs in Missouri or Indiana, for instance, and then commits a drug-induced homicide in Illinois, the state's attorney does not have the ...
24, May 2012 - Springfield, MO Former YMCA camp employee pleads guilty to child exploitation charge - Asheville Citizen-Times
A former YMCA camp employee and Springfield resident has pleaded guilty in federal court to the sexual exploitation of ... a news release from the U.S. Attorney Western District of Missouri. According to the release, O’Dell admitted that ...
24, May 2012 - Chesterfield, MO Mo. National Guard exempt from Sunshine Law - News-Democrat
In such cases, Maneke said, monitoring falls to the state auditor and attorney general, two entities that she said already "have their hands full." The Missouri National Guard ... government entity paid for by tax dollars being exempted from ...
24, May 2012 - Lawyers battle on whether evidence exonerates man in '82 St. Louis murder - St. Louis Post-Dis
Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green ... the Bryan Cave law firm in St. Louis, insisted that improperly withheld evidence, coupled with newly discovered evidence, shows the conviction should be overturned. But Assistant Missouri Attorney General Michael ...
24, May 2012 - Greene County Court adds another for defendents who reject plea offer - Dayton Daily News
“It’s another procedure to go through,” Greene County Prosecuting Attorney Stephen K ... In both cases – Missouri v. Frye and Lafler v. Cooper – convictions were overturned due to faulty legal representation. Noting that between 94 and 97 ...
24, May 2012 - Troy, MO Opening arguments begin in Catholic diocese trial - Post-Crescent
Attorneys representing the two brothers ... 2011 after serving eight years. He now lives in Missouri, according to the U.S. Department of Justice sex offender registry. Meanwhile, Troy Merryfield lives in Suffolk, Va., and Todd’s in Port ...
24, May 2012 - Man accused in Cape Girardeau stabbing arraigned in court
A murder suspect from the Heartland was arraigned in Franklin County, Missouri.
24, May 2012 - Drug settlement nets Missouri $15 million - Columbia Daily Tribune
The company has admitted marketing the drug for unapproved uses, including treatment of schizophrenia, agitated dementia and autism. Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said the improper marketing resulted in false claims to the Medicaid program.
24, May 2012 - Kansas City, MO Missouri finds a drug option for executions
The state of Missouri is back in the execution business with a drug that’s never been used to put prisoners to death in the United States.
24, May 2012 - Missouri man walks off sentence for drug possession - Columbia Missourian
SAVANNAH, Mo. — A 22-year-old man made a bit of a spectacle of himself in a northwest Missouri courthouse square, but that was the price for getting a misdemeanor drug charge off ... He says he and his attorney came up with the idea, and ...
24, May 2012 - Groundbreaking set for flood control and recreation project near Hubbard, Neb. - KTIV
Thursday evening, the Papio Missouri River Natural Resources Development board awarded a $6.5 million contract to Dixon Construction ... City woman A Nebraska man accused of killing his girlfriend has pleaded "no contest" in the crime.
|
