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9/20/2011 - GOP Senator Resigned to Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal :
Others in the General Assembly, like Democratic Senator Jolie Justus, have often fought for Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal. 
9/12/2011 - Senate perfects a facebook fix :
Democratic Jackson County Senator Jolie Justus said her only concern was trying to regulate technology because it changes so quickly.
4/7/2011 - Missouri Senate passes restrictions on late-term abortions and defines fetus viability:
Jackson Democratic Senator Jolie Justus said discussion on the bill is a waste of time, since abortions after 20 weeks typically are not done on viable fetuses.
4/6/2011 - Senate Republicans pressure governor to compromise on unemployment benefits:
Democratic Senator Jolie Justus says any money sent back will hurt Missouri.
4/6/2011 - Senate Republicans call on governor to 'step up' and compromise on unemployment benefits:
"The reality is, the last checks went out on Sunday so there are no more checks," Sen. Jolie Justus, D-Jackson County, said. "Even if we get it finished this week, there are people who are going to have a week without their check."
4/5/2011 - Senate Democrats filibuster resolution asserting state sovereignty:
This back and forth between Jackson County Democratic Senators Victor Callahan and Jolie Justus characterized the debate over a Republican led resolution dealing with state sovereignty.
4/5/2011 - Missouri lawmakers join national campaign against school bullying:
Jackson Democratic Senator and bill sponsor Jolie Justus says it is crucial Missouri implement its own attack against bullying.
3/2/2011 - Senate gives first round approval to pro-busniness bill:
Democratic Senator Jolie Justus says she will vote against the bill.
2/8/2011 - Bill for drug testing of welfare recipients is closer to the Senate floor:
Kansas City Democratic Senator Jolie Justus voted against the bill.  Justus wants to establish funding for addiction treatment of recipients who fail the test.
2/7/2011 - Senate considers abolishing corporate franchise tax:
The Senate voted 29-3 to give first-round approval to the bills. Two Democratic senators from St. Louis County, Maria Chappell-Nadal and Tim Green, and one from Jackson County, Jolie Justus, voted against the bill. 
1/19/2011 - Mo. Senate urges lawsuit against federal health care:
Sen. Jolie Justus, D-Jackson County, was the only one to speak against the bill. Justus said it was a waste of time to pass a non-binding resolution to send a message to an independent branch of government and time would be better spent discussing economic reform and jobs. Regardless of Missouri's participation, the result of the lawsuit will still affect the state in the same way, she said.
1/19/2011 - Missouri Senate urges lawsuit against federal health care:
Democrat Jolie Justus, was the only State Senator to speak out in opposition saying no matter if Koster joins, Missouri will be bound by the ruling and a waste of taxpayer money.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 19, 2011:
Sen. Jolie Justus, D-Jackson County, said her only concern was trying to regulate technology because it changes so quickly.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 5, 2011:
Sen. Jolie Justus, D-Jackson County, said her only concern was trying to regulate technology because it changes so quickly.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 11, 2011:
Opponents of the bill, like Jackson Democratic Senator Jolie Justus, argued lawmakers should not interfere with a family's decision to carry to term a fetus older than 20 weeks with a fatal abnormality.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 4, 2011:
Opponents of the bill, like Jackson Democratic Senator Jolie Justus, argued lawmakers should not interfere with a family's decision to carry to term a fetus older than 20 weeks with a fatal abnormality.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 17, 2011:
Sen. Jolie Justus, D-Jackson County, was the only one to speak against the bill. Justus said it was a waste of time to pass a non-binding resolution to send a message to an independent branch of government and time would be better spent discussing economic reform and jobs. Regardless of Missouri's participation, the result of the lawsuit will still affect the state in the same way, she said.
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