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5/13/2009 - No Moratorium on Death Penalty:
Republican Representative Stanley Cox of Sedalia voted against the moratorium and says the appeals process is its own stay of execution.
4/7/2009 - US Attorney General and Missouri legislators say they want to stop mortgage fraud:
Bill sponsor Sedalia Republican Representative Stanley Cox says the bill is important for all Missourians.
4/7/2009 - 'Missouri Plan' overhaul passes:
JEFFERSON CITY - A proposed constitutional amendment that would alter the way a state committee picks Missouri judges gained initial support in the state House of Representatives Tuesday.The proposal, authored by Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, would change the "Missouri Plan," a non-partisan system created in 1940 that selects judges for the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Currently, to fill a judicial opening, a panel of seven people known as the Nonpartisan Judicial..
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 13, 2009:
The bill, authored by Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, would change the "Missouri Plan," a non-partisan system created in 1940 that selects judges for the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.  Currently, to fill a judicial opening, a panel of seven people -- composed of the state Supreme Court chief justice, three lawyers selected by the Missouri Bar Association and three citizens selected by the governor -- submit a list of three candidates for the job. 
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 6, 2009:
The bill, authored by Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, would change the "Missouri Plan," a non-partisan system created in 1940 that selects judges for the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.  Currently, to fill a judicial opening, a panel of seven people -- composed of the state Supreme Court chief justice, three lawyers selected by the Missouri Bar Association and three citizens selected by the governor -- submit a list of three candidates for the job. 
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