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GOP candidate for Missouri attorney general joins Trump's legal team in Jan. 6 case - Vimarsana News

GOP candidate for Missouri attorney general joins Trump's legal team in Jan. 6 case

Will Scharf, a former staffer for Gov. Eric Greitens, is running to the right of Republican Andrew Bailey, the incumbent.

Republican candidate for Missouri attorney general joins Trump's legal team in Jan. 6 case - Vimarsana News

Republican candidate for Missouri attorney general joins Trump's legal team in Jan. 6 case

The Republican’s decision to join Trump’s team comes as he is mounting a primary challenge to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey in 2024.

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Missouri judge who jailed kids in custody dispute must face dad's lawsuit, court rules - Vimarsana News

Missouri judge who jailed kids in custody dispute must face dad's lawsuit, court rules

A Missouri judge who jailed two children “had a little bit of black robe disease” and may have thought his power was “a little bit more than it actually was,” an appeals court judge said.

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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....

Attorneys for Columbia Schools seek dismissal of Missouri AG lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Attorneys for Columbia Schools seek dismissal of Missouri AG lawsuit

Attorneys for CPS argued for dismissal of Attorney General Eric Schmitt's masking lawsuit. Assistant attorneys general argued it should continue.