This one is just for our smarter readers in Jeff City . . . A worthwhile roundup of an election decision that will resonate across the state as we approach midterm elections . . .
A law that allowed the Missouri attorney general to appeal temporary blocks to state laws and changed the ballot language review process in court is unconstitutional, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously in an opinion handed down Friday.
The Supreme Court found that the law, Senate Bill 22, violated the Missouri Constitution's original purpose requirement, which prohibits bills from being amended during passage in a way that changes their original purpose.
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Missouri Supreme Court overturns law that modified ballot language review process
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