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Over 35,000 people could claim part of over 3 million St Ann settlement

People jailed in St. Ann between August 9, 2011, and November 14, 2022, can claim part of a $3.125 million settlement of a case filed seven years ago.

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Over 35,000 people could claim part of $3 125 St Ann settlement

People jailed in St. Ann between August 9, 2011, and November 14, 2022, can claim part of a $3.125 million settlement of a case filed seven years ago.

United statesNathaniel carrollMissouri office of state courts administratorMunicipal ordinance violationsArchcity defendersDonya pierceAnnual judicialMissouri officeState courts administratorCity defendersRiminal lawEcurity and public safetyHe economyPostal service

St Ann settles for $3 million in debtors prison case

More than 35,000 people who have been housed in the St. Ann jail may be eligible for a portion of the settlement.

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Talks about merging judicial districts to take place behind closed doors

Talks about merging judicial districts to take place behind closed doors
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NWFL courts investigating if personal information was breached in IT security event

Paul Flemming, spokesperson for the Florida Supreme Court, said there's no evidence personal information was compromised, but 'it's possible.'

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