Jennifer Bukowsky is a constitutional and criminal defense attorney in Columbia, Missouri. She is also a regular Missouri Times columnist and a weekly guest on the Gary Nolan Show. She serves on the Missouri Supreme Court’s Task Force on Criminal Justice, on the Board of Directors of the Show-Me Institute, and on the Steering Committee of the Federalist Society–Jefferson City Lawyers Chapter.
Jennifer defended a client who was found “not guilty” of murder – the only “not guilty” on a Boone County murder in over 50 years. She also won the release of a man who was wrongfully convicted and served over 20 years – since age 14 – for a murder he did not commit. Jennifer has received numerous awards for her skills as a trial and appellate attorney.
Jennifer was a Trump delegate at the RNC in 2016. She previously served as an adjunct professor of law for the University of Missouri, and as the youngest-ever President of the Boone County Bar Association.
Jennifer received a J.D. with highest honors from the University of Missouri School of Law. She is also a CPA.
Missouri’s newly launched sports betting
During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber.
During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber.
During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber.
Missouri’s newly launched sports betting
Scott Faughn is joined by Governor of Missouri Mike Kehoe. On the panel Scott is joined by Reps. Bennie Cook, Mazzie Christensen, Nick Kimble and Missouri Times Editor Jake Kroesen.
During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber.
During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber.
The cycle in the Missouri Senate begins with a 24-10 republican majority.
Some things in government are very very hard. Like how to get the State of Missouri growing again after a generation of stagnation.
