State ex rel. Bender v. Spencer
Cases that cite this one
12 later published cases cite this decision.
- State ex rel. Walker v. Bus (Mo. 1896)
- Dietrich v. Brickey (Mo. 1931)
- State Ex Rel. Consolidated School District No. 2 v. Ingram (Mo. 1927)
- State Ex Rel. Rucker v. Hoffman (Mo. 1926)
- Nickelson v. City of Hardin (Mo. 1920)
- People v. Higgins (Colo. 1919)
- Lane v. McLemore (Tex. App. 1914)
- State ex rel. Flowers v. Morehead (Mo. 1914)
- Henderson v. Koenig (Mo. 1902)
- State ex rel. Foerstel v. Higgins (Mo. 1898)
- State ex rel. Schonhorst v. Henning (Mo. 1892)
- State ex rel. Blakemore v. Rombauer (Mo. 1890)
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Opinion of the Court
Satisfied, under the reasoning in the case of State ex rel. Holmes v. Dillon, 90 Mo. 229, that Spencer, one of the defendants herein, though a sheriff, is not a state officer, and as this is the only ground for entertaining jurisdiction of this cause, an order will be entered transferring the same to the Kansas City court of appeals. Since writing the above I have met with section 18, of article 9, of the constitution, which I regard as conclusive on the point discussed. That section provides, "In cities or counties having more than two hundred thousand inhabitants no person shall, at the same time, be a state officer and an officer of any county, city, or other municipality,” etc. If there is any reliability in plain words, this language must set the point discussed at rest, and “ make assurance doubly sure.”
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