About Us
YourMissouriJudges.org is here to provide voters with accurate information about the judicial process in Missouri. With information about each of the current judges and the Judicial Performance Review Committee’s findings, you can stay up-to-date on your Missouri nonpartisan judges. One of our priorities is educating people about the Missouri Plan, a nonpartisan, merit-based judicial selection plan that is a model for the nation.
The future of Missouri’s courts depends upon an informed public, knowledgeable of the structure of Missouri’s court system and the principles it is built upon. The Missouri Bar produces this website as part of its mission to increase the public’s understanding of Missouri’s courts and judiciary. The Missouri Bar is a statewide organization that is dedicated to improving the legal profession, the law and the administration of justice for all Missourians. Created in 1944 by order of the Supreme Court of Missouri, it serves all 30,000 of Missouri’s practicing attorneys. The Missouri Bar provides a wide range of services and resources to its members, as well as the media, educators and the citizens of Missouri. To learn more about The Missouri Bar, visit www.mobar.org and MissouriLawyersHelp.org.
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In order to cast your vote for these judges up for retention, be sure to register to vote. Visit the Missouri Secretary of State website for information about how to register to vote and where to cast your ballot.
In The News
Commission announces nominees to fill Teitelman vacancy on Supreme Court of MissouriPatricia Breckenridge, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Missouri and chair of the Appellate Judicial Commission, announced yesterday that a commission has submitted to Governor Eric Greitens its panel of nominees to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of Missouri. This vacancy exists due to the November 2016 death of Judge Richard B.
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Missouri Judicial Review Committee
PO Box 119
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Phone: (573) 638-2251
Email Us: Media Relations Director
FAQ
What are the characteristics of a good judge? And how can people be assured that a judge is, in fact, doing a good job? These are good questions and Missourians now have an easy way to learn about the performance of many of the judges we have entrusted to resolve everything from property disputes to life and death issues.
Through the work of the Judicial Performance Review Committee – a statewide panel composed of lawyers, non-lawyers and retired judges – Missourians have access to in-depth analysis of the work being done by judges serving under the state’s nonpartisan method of judicial selection and retention.
Learn more about this process and other frequently asked questions.
Request a Speaker
Since voters approved The Missouri Plan more than 75 years ago, our state has benefited from fair and impartial courts, keeping money and politicians out of our courtrooms and giving Missourians the final say on judges through retention elections. Request a speaker to learn about The Missouri Plan and how it works to ensure fair and impartial courts.
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It has never been more important for the public to understand how Missouri’s court system works and why the third branch of government must remain a co-equal branch that is not weakened or politicized. Missouri lawyers can help educate the public and build support for The Missouri Plan.
We are regularly contacted by civic, social, service and educational groups throughout the state that are ready and eager to learn more about the value of a fair and impartial judiciary and how The Missouri Plan works for them.
If you would like to help the public understand more about The Missouri Plan, please sign up now. Speaking resources are available.
Speaker Resources
In this section, you will find resources to help aid you in your conversation about The Missouri Plan. Feel free to download and share these materials.