US Politics
A Grave Failure of Duty: How Missouri's Rushed Legislature Nearly Abandoned Victims of Heinous Crime
The Missouri Senate has corrected a reckless error in a previously passed crime bill that would have left the state without enforceable penalties for the most heinous crimes, including first-degree rape of a child under 12, for over a year. This near-catastrophic failure is a chilling indictment of a legislative process so broken and rushed that it was willing to sacrifice justice and public safety for political expediency.
