Mark and Patricia McCloskey have been placed on probation for one year, with the risk of having their law licenses suspended indefinitely.
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"It is time for the General Assembly to fix a few of the glaring issues state and local governmental bodies are presented with as a result of Sunshine requests."
The lawsuits list parents as well as Attorney General Eric Schmitt as plaintiffs.
The Attorney General's Office said it will file lawsuits against the school districts this week.
A conservative cohort, which includes Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, prefers a 7-1 map in favor of Republicans.
The case challenging the federal government's COVID-19 vaccine requirement for health care workers is before the U.S. Supreme Court.
"There is a reason the Missouri General Assembly has not imposed such a one-size-fits-all mandate."
"I think it’s improper that the Department of Justice, for partisan, political purposes, is besmirching the election laws that are duly passed and enacted in the state of Texas."
"I hope to see a future where the only sad part of a victim story is the event itself and the system has the time to protect the victim at all costs."
Rep. David Tyson Smith is on a mission to continue the legislature’s work from last year on police and criminal justice reform.