The Missouri House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 709, officially named "Trey's Law," which prohibits the use of non-disclosure agreements in civil settlements involving victims of child sexual abuse and human trafficking.
Introduced by State Representative Brian Seitz, a Republican from the Branson area representing District 156, the legislation was inspired by Trey Carlock, a victim of sexual abuse at Kanakuk camp.
The bill sailed through the House with a resounding 148-0 ...
The Missouri House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 709, officially named "Trey's Law," which prohibits the use of non-disclosure agreements in civil settlements involving victims of child sexual abuse and human trafficking.
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In a decisive move, the Missouri House voted 103-51 on Thursday, April 17th, to pass a constitutional amendment that reaffirms the sanctity of life by prohibiting most abortions in the state.
The resolution now heads to the Senate, and if approved, will go to voters for final confirmation. This amendment overturns nearly all of Amendment 3, which narrowly passed in November with 51.6% support. The new measure prioritizes the protection of unborn children while allowing limited exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and medical emergencies, with abortions in rape and incest cases per...
In a decisive move, the Missouri House voted 103-51 on Thursday, April 17th, to pass a constitutional amendment that reaffirms the sanctity of life by prohibiting most abortions in the state.
The resolution now heads to the Senate, and if approved, will go to voters for final confirmation. This amendment overturns nearly all nearly all of Amendment 3, which narrowly passed in November with 51.6% support. The new measure,,,
