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Missouri Supreme Court Quarterly Report, July 2019, Part 2: Types, Routes, and Results

Jul 22, 2019 | James R. Layton

Types of cases decided by the Court: The majority of the cases decided by the Missouri Supreme Court in the second quarter of 2019 were civil cases: In 21 opinions, the Court decided appeals in 8 criminal and 14 civil cases. Routes to the Court: 5 of the cases decided...

Missouri Supreme Court Quarterly Report, July 2019, Part 1: Who? And how long did it take?

Jul 10, 2019 | James R. Layton

During the second quarter of 2019, April-June, the Missouri Supreme Court handed down 21 opinions, deciding 22 cases””about the same as the first quarter. This first part of my quarterly report details who wrote the Court’s opinions, and how long the Court...

Missouri Supreme Court Quarterly Report, April 2019, Part 2: Types, routes, and results

Apr 25, 2019 | James R. Layton

Types of cases decided by the Court. The majority of the cases decided by the Missouri Supreme Court in the first quarter of 2019 were civil cases: The Court decided 3 criminal cases and 1 discipline matter; the other 20 cases were civil. Routes to the Court. 6 of the...

Missouri Supreme Court Quarterly Report, April 2019, Part 1: Who? And how long did it take?

Apr 11, 2019 | James R. Layton

During the first quarter of 2019, January-March the Missouri Supreme Court handed down 21 opinions, deciding 24 cases. This first part of my quarterly report details who wrote the most opinions, and how long the Court took to issue opinions. Who: Judge Powell was the...

Jim Layton Speaks about Missouri Constitution and Appointment of a Lieutenant Governor

Jun 22, 2018 | James R. Layton

Jim Layton, leader of Tueth Keeney’s appellate practice group and former Missouri Solicitor General, was interviewed this week by reporters looking at the authority of Missouri Governor Mike Parson to appoint his successor as lieutenant governor. Jim taught...

Jim Layton Cited as a “Legal Expert” on Missouri Constitutional Question

Jun 7, 2018 | James R. Layton

The Jefferson City News-Tribune quoted Jim Layton, who leads Tueth Keeney’s appellate practice group, as one of the legal experts who have addressed whether new Missouri Governor Mike Parson can appoint a new lieutenant governor.   Prior to joining Tueth Keeney,...
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