Former St. Louis lawmaker who was censured sues Missouri House over lost pay
A former state representative is suing the chief clerk of the Missouri House over wages that were stripped from his paycheck after his colleagues censured him in 2021.
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A former state representative is suing the chief clerk of the Missouri House over wages that were stripped from his paycheck after his colleagues censured him in 2021.
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