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Mo. (AP) Prosecutors in Missouri could use evidence of past criminal behavior in child sex abuse prosecutions under a proposed state constitutional amendment approved Friday by the state Legislature. The measure would allow use of relevant evidence
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Mo. (AP) With next year's budget plan finalized and an income tax cut passed, Missouri lawmakers now will turn their attention to resolving differences over tax credits and liability lawsuits before their mandatory adjournment on Friday. One of the
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Mo. (AP) Missouri prosecutors advising police on undercover investigations or overseeing such stings now have greater legal protection that their conduct won't violate ethical rules. A July 2012 change to the Missouri Supreme Court 's Rules of
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Denied twice by gubernatorial vetoes, Missouri lawmakers are hoping for success on their third attempt to reinstate local taxes on cars, trucks and boats bought from out-of-state dealers or through person-to-person sales. More News Yet even if
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Mo. (AP) Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed legislation Friday that sought to re-impose local sales taxes on vehicles bought from out-of-state dealers or through person-to-person sales. Nixon's veto marks the second time in two years he has rejected the
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April 15 The Kansas City Star Attorneys for a northern Missouri man facing a third trial for a 1990 killing want to question Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon under oath as they prepare their case. More News Nixon was state attorney general in 1993 when a
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Mo. (AP) A single bullet recovered from the liver of a shooting victim helped convict Mark Woodworth of his neighbor's 1990 shooting death. Now the northwest Missouri man says a private detective tampered with that evidence and wants a judge to toss
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March 18 The Kansas City Star Mark Woodworth's attorneys began their fight for his ultimate freedom Monday by attacking key evidence already used twice to convict him of murder. More News With a third trial not scheduled, lawyers for the rural
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The Kansas City Star Whether or not they approve, non-union police officers and sergeants in Kansas City are being forced to pay a share of the local union's legal fees. More News If they repeatedly refuse, they'll be hunting new employment. The
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Mo. (AP) A hero's welcome greeted Mark Woodworth when he walked out of prison after a judge said he could return home while awaiting a third murder trial in his Missouri neighbor's 1990 death. Woodworth appreciates the flowers and balloons, but says
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