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JEFFERSON CITY -- A House bill seeking to prohibit local governments from barring individuals with felony convictions from working at businesses that sell liquor or lottery tickets could help combat worker shortages and recidivism rates, a retail advocacy group said.
Bills in the Missouri House would allow lawsuits for those who help residents cross state lines and criminalize ending nonviable pregnancies.
The legislative package would also allow for wrongful death lawsuits in rare cases after attempted abortions. It now heads to the Senate.
The legislative package would also allow for wrongful death lawsuits in rare cases after attempted abortions. It now heads to the Senate.
The Republican-led Missouri House is set to pass legislation to defund Planned Parenthood, criminalize mail-order abortion medications, and allow wrongful death lawsuits in rare cases when infants are born alive after an abortion attempt and the infant then dies or is injured.