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New Taney County prosecutor to be named - Vimarsana News

New Taney County prosecutor to be named

Five men are seeking to step up to become the next Taney County Prosecuting Attorney.

Lawsuit Against GAL Jennifer Williams Goes Forward in Wrongful Death Case of the Suicide of 13-Year-Old Mikaela Haynes - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Against GAL Jennifer Williams Goes Forward in Wrongful Death Case of the Suicide of 13-Year-Old Mikaela Haynes

This report is part 29 of an investigative series looking into reported corruption in the Missouri Judiciary and family courts. For the rest of the investigation visit the catalog here....

Judge who jailed, threatened children should be held accountable - Vimarsana News

Judge who jailed, threatened children should be held accountable

Any parent would want to hold someone accountable if that person put their children in “cold, smelly” jail cells. But if that person happens to be a judge, it can be incredibly difficult to do so. A case in front of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit last week could help make it clear, however, that even judges aren’t above the law.

Why Is Missouri's Republican AG Andrew Bailey Protecting a Judge Who Abused Children? - Vimarsana News

Why Is Missouri's Republican AG Andrew Bailey Protecting a Judge Who Abused Children?

This report is part 28 of an investigative series looking into reported corruption in the Missouri judiciary and family courts. For the rest of the investigation, visit the catalog here....

These judges will be on November ballot in southwest Missouri - Vimarsana News

These judges will be on November ballot in southwest Missouri

Judges across Missouri, including some in the Springfield area, will be up for either re-election or retention when voters hit the polls in November.