In an effort to protect children and enforce the laws as written, I am issuing an emergency regulation clarifying that, because gender transition interventions are experimental, Missouri law already prohibits performing them in the absence of specific guardrails.
As Attorney General, I will protect children and enforce the laws as written, which includes upholding state law on experimental gender transition interventions.
Even Europe recognizes that mutilating children for the sake of a woke, leftist agenda has irreversible consequences, and countries like Sweden, Norway, and the United Kingdom have all sharply curtailed these procedures.
I am dedicated to using every legal tool at my disposal to stand in the gap and protect children from being subject to inhumane science experiments.
For gender transition interventions, those guardrails must include at least:
Specific informed-consent disclosures, such as informing patients that the FDA has not approved puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones to treat gender dysphoria and the FDA has issued a warning that puberty blockers can lead to brain swelling and blindness
Another guardrail includes prohibiting gender transition interventions when the provider fails to meet certain standards, such as ensure that the patient has received a full psychological or psychiatric assessment of no fewer than 15 hourly sessions over 18 months
In an effort to protect the people of the City of St. Louis, I filed my amended petition in quo warranto against Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner after additional evidence has come to light.
Over the past three weeks, my office has interviewed multiple witnesses who had the courage to come forward, reviewed countless court files, and analyzed over 30,000 documents and data from the St Louis City Circuit Court and the Comptroller’s Office.
We assert that Circuit Attorney Gardner has knowingly and willfully failed to do her duties as a prosecutor in many ways, including:
In an effort to enforce the laws as written, my office obtained a consent judgment in a case against the business owner of Puppy Love Kennel, Corey Mincey, for violating Missouri’s standards for licensed commercial dog breeders.
I will enforce the law as written, which includes holding accountable those who continue to violate state statute by putting Missouri animals in egregious situations. My office will continue to uphold the standards for Missouri’s dog breeders as required by law.
Under the consent judgment, Mincey cannot conduct any activity for which an animal care license is required for a minimum period of 8 years, at which point she must reapply; must refrain from all business of buying dogs and cats; and is subject to a maximum $10,000 fine.
In an effort to defend the Second Amendment, I joined 18 other AGs in filing two amicus briefs in federal court supporting Americans’ right to keep and bear arms and the right of places of worship to determine their own policies related to firearms.
Both cases concern New York’s unconstitutional law making it a felony to possess a firearm in “sensitive places,” which it defines to include “any place of worship or religious observation.”
As Attorney General, I will protect the Constitution and defend the fundamental right of all Missourians to bear arms. The Founders of this nation understood that the Bill of Rights was a floor, not a ceiling, and that those rights were granted to us by God, not man.
In an effort to enforce the laws as written and protect Missourians, my office successfully defended the conviction of Michael A. Black at the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District for the shooting and killing of his stepson, Alexander Koch, in August 2017.
I am committed to enforcing the laws as written, which includes defending the convictions of violent criminals.
This is a great result for Missourians after the tireless work my Criminal Appeals Unit has put in, and my office will continue to obtain justice for victims throughout the state.
In an effort to enforce the laws as written and protect children, I joined 45 states and the District of Columbia in asking a state court to order social media company TikTok to comply with an ongoing investigation into whether the company violated consumer protection laws.
As Attorney General, I will enforce the laws as written, which includes holding TikTok accountable for failing to produce documents crucial to our investigation.
If TikTok was aware that it would negatively impact children’s mental health and still participated in behavior that violated consumers’ rights, that is a violation of law. Our office will use every tool at our disposal to protect children and conduct our investigation.
In an effort to protect consumers, my office announced today that Daniel Cahill pled guilty in Warren County Circuit Court to the Class E Felony of Deceptive Business Practice and the Class D Felony of Stealing Over $750.
Cahill was immediately sentenced to a four-year suspended sentence with multiple probation requirements, including full restitution for the victim. He has an additional case in St. Louis County pending for additional victims.
As Attorney General, I will enforce the laws as written and hold those who attempt to rip off innocent Missourians accountable.