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Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...


Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

The amendment proposed changing the Missouri Constitution to allow the legislature to fund benefits for the state's 114 elected county sheriffs ...

Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

By placing Missouri Amendment 6 before voters, lawmakers sought to reverse the impact of a 2021 Missouri Supreme Court ruling that found the ...

Missouri Amendment 6 fails, sheriffs' retirement fund depleting

Missouri voters rejected an amendment that would allow for court fees to fund sheriff and prosecutor retirement benefits, leaving questions ...

Missouri Voters Reject Court Fee Hike for Police Pensions

Missouri voters rejected a plan to fund police pensions through court fees, a win for fair access to justice.

Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

Missouri voters rejected an amendment allowing for court fees to fund sheriff and prosecutor retirement benefits.

Missouri voters overwhelmingly oppose court fees to help fund law ...

The funding would have been used for current and former sheriffs, circuit attorneys, and prosecuting attorneys. Jefferson County Sheriff Dave ...

Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

Missouri voters reject Amendment 6, halting court fees for sheriff and prosecutor pensions. The decision follows a 2021 ruling deeming such ...

Mo. amendment to reinstate court fees that funded sheriffs' pensions ...

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled in 2021 that a $3 fee was unconstitutional; since then, pensions have been paid through reserves, ...

Missouri amendment 6 fails, Sheriffs' retirement fund depleting

Missouri voters rejected an amendment that would allow for court fees to fund sheriff and prosecutor retirement benefits, leaving question ...

Amendment 6 fails, rejecting law enforcement salary support - KOMU

The Missouri ballot measure would have allowed "costs and fees" to be added to judicial administration to fund the "salaries and benefits" ...

Missouri Voters Reject Funding Sheriff And Prosecutor Pensions ...

By placing Missouri Amendment 6 before voters, lawmakers sought to reverse the impact of a 2021 Missouri Supreme Court ruling that found the ...

Missouri Amendment 6 fails, sheriffs retirement fund depleting

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Missouri voters rejected an amendment that would allow for court fees to fund sheriff and prosecutor retirement benefits, leaving question ...

Missourians Approve Changes To Voting Rules, Reject Fee To Fund ...

Missourians voted on five constitutional amendments, on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The two least buzzed-about amendments were Amendment 6 and ...

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Missouri voters rejected an amendment allowing for court fees to fund sheriff and prosecutor retirement benefits. Amendment 6 was failing by ...

Missouri voters approve funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

Missouri voters adopted Amendment 6, directing fees paid by people convicted of crimes toward pensions for prosecutors and sheriffs.

Missouri sheriffs' pension donates $30K to ballot campaign ...

A $30000 campaign contribution by the Missouri Sheriffs' Retirement System is raising questions of whether it is a proper use of the funds.

Missouri Amendment 6, Levying of Fees to Support Salaries of Law ...

The ballot measure was defeated. A "yes" vote supported amending the Missouri Constitution to define the administration of justice to include the levying of ...

Missouri voters reject funding sheriff and prosecutor pensions ...

A sign is placed in front of a courtroom at the Jackson County Courthouse (Chase Castor/The Beacon).Missouri voters rejected an amendment ...

Missouri Amendment 6 would use court fees to fund retirement for ...

Missouri voters will decide Nov. 5 if retirement funds for sheriffs and prosecutors should be supported with fees collected on court cases.