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9/14/2000 - Senate declines to vote on Station Casinos resolution:
"I think the resolution is out of order," said Sen. Ken Jacob, D--Columbia. "I don't think we should stick our nose into the litigation process."
5/09/2000 - House sends domestic violence bill to governor:
In the Senate debate, Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, stripped language from the proposal that explicitly allowed the admittance of "excited utterance" evidence during prosecution of domestic violence. "Excited utterance" is an exception to the rules that bar hearsay evidence into courtrooms. The logic is that things said in excitement are more likely to be true.
4/05/2000 - Sunshine Law may hit legislative speed bump:
Columbia's Senator, Democrat Ken Jacob, has sponsored a separate Senate bill to provide the closed-record provision for hospital records.
3/7/2000 - Celebrations Different for Republicans and Democrats:
With results still pouring in and Bush supporters celebrating across town, Missouri Democrats went about business as usual. Columbia Senator Ken Jacob spent the evening defending one of his bills in committee hearings -- instead of celebrating Al Gore's primary victory ...
3/13/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 13, 2000:
Sen. Ken Jacob (D-Columbia) joined other lawmakers in a successful attempt to suspend debate on the motion until after the legislature's week-long spring break, which began today. Jacob says the Senate should not take any action on the federal gas tax until it can be thoroughly debated.
2/24/2000 - Abortion debate develops over specialized license plate bill:
Columbia's senator Ken Jacobs said he opposes any issue allowing abortion to further polarize Missouri.
2/09/2000 - Highway Patrol gets flak for not stopping trucks:
Going before the House Transportation Committee, the bill echoed Sen. Ken Jacob's, D-Columbia, nearly identical proposal heard by the Senate Transportation Committee on Tuesday.
2/01/2000 - Republican Bill Foster wants to prohibit alcohol in the Statehouse.:
But Democratic Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, doesn't think Foster should prevail.
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