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8/24/2011 - Missouri plans cheaper, safer corrections system:
4/12/2011: Radio Story - House Judiciary Chair Stanley Cox wants to get rid of Missouri's Sentencing Advisory Commission
5/2/2011 - Missouri representatives discuss bill requiring voters to present photo-id upon voting:
Wrap: Pettis Representative Stanley Cox sponsors the voter-id bill.
4/12/2011 - Republican House leaders try to eliminate reccommended sentences in Missouri. :
Republican Representative and House Judiciary Chair Stanley Cox from Sedalia has proposed a bill that would eliminate the commission and those recommended sentences.
3/2/2011 - Lawmakers Seek Abortion Disclosure of Info Already Disclosed:
The bill's sponsor -- Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia and chair of the House Judiciary Committee -- acknowledged that the information required by his bill already is being reported. 
3/15/2011 - Republican House leaders delayed a vote to roll back Prop B:
Its sponsor Sedalia, Republican Representative Stanley Cox says now it looks like legislation already passed in the Senate.
2/8/2011 - Photo Identification and Voters:
Sedalia Republican Representative and sponsor of the proposed amendment Stanley Cox says voters can currently show as little identification as a utility bill.
2/24/2011 - Dog breeders push for Prop. B revision in an attempt to save an industry:
A House bill removing a Prop. B limit on 50 dogs in breeding facilities is sponsored by Sedalia Representative Stanley Cox.
2/23/2011 - Alternative sentencing recommendations could cease in Mo.:
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, would abolish a commission that has been working since 1993 to advise the state's justices of suitable alternatives to incarceration, with a goal of alleviating Missouri's expansive prison population.
2/15/2011 - Photo ID Bill passes through Missouri House Elections committee. :
Republican Representative Stanley Cox says it is not unreasonable to ask Missourians to have a photo ID.
2/15/2011 - House Committee approves unlimited dogs in licensed breeding facilities:
Sedalia Representative Stanley Cox is the bill's sponsor.
2/10/2011 - Cost of security deposits on the rise for Mo. renters:
Rep. Chris Kelly, D-Columbia, voted yes on the bill. He called the piece of legislation "evolving" and said he believes future versions of the bill will include more of a compromise. Kelly said he is currently working with the chairman of the judiciary committee, Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, to "come to a better resolution."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 21, 2011:
The sponsor of the House bill Sedalia Republican Stanley Cox says he is in favor of the senate bill and would not mind if it passed instead.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 14, 2011:
The sponsor of the House bill Sedalia Republican Stanley Cox says he is in favor of the senate bill and would not mind if it passed instead.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 21, 2011:
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, would abolish a commission that has been working since 1993 to advise the state's justices of suitable alternatives to incarceration, with a goal of alleviating Missouri's exploding prison population.
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