Missouri Amendment 6: Should court fees fund salaries and benefits for law enforcement?
If passed, Amendment 6 would allow Missouri to fund salaries and pensions for elected county sheriffs and prosecutors through court fees. It was placed on the Nov. 5 ballot by the General Assembly to reverse a Missouri Supreme Court ruling that found the fees unconstitutional.
MO to vote on amendment to use court fees for law enforcement benefits
On November 5th Missouri voters will see Amendment #6 on their ballots. Amendment #6 asks whether the Missouri Constitution should allow the use of court costs and fees to support the salaries and benefits of certain law enforcement personnel.
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Voting for Amendment 6 would increase law enforcement pension; opponents say at cost of citizensMissouri residents will get to vote on funding salaries and pensions for top prosecutors and sheriffs in November.
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