8,473 official opinions issued by the Missouri Attorney General.
Opinion No. 73-34 — OFFICERS.
Apr 17, 1934
Cities of the Fourth Class shall elect and qualify for Mayor and Aldermen in the following manner.
Opinion No. 99-34 — GAMBLING.
Apr 12, 1934
“Bank Night”
Opinion No. 17-34 — TAXATION.
Apr 12, 1934
County Board of Equalization must equalize assessments to reflect true values.
Opinion No. 82-34 — TAXATION.
Apr 4, 1934
Penalties and Interest on 1932 taxes same as for 1933 taxes under House Bill #124.
Opinion No. 48-34 — TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Mar 28, 1934
Method of collecting delinquent taxes-qualifications of town trustees-method of removal of unqualified members of a school board.
Opinion No. 36-34 — DENTAL BOARD.
Mar 28, 1934
Construction of Section 13569 R. S. Mo. 1929.
Opinion No. 56-34 — CIRCUIT CLERKS.
Mar 27, 1934
Duty to include all costs in criminal costs bills.
Opinion No. 78-34 — LIQUOR CONTROL ACT.
Mar 26, 1934
Answering six questions relating to various phases of the Act.
Opinion No. 3-34 — NEPOTISM.
Mar 23, 1934
Under Section 8026, R. S. Mo. 1929, Mayor, City Council and Judges of the County Court elect Commissioners. If one member of City Council participates in the election of relative within prohibited degree, such election would be illegal.
Opinion No. 21-34 — COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mar 21, 1934
Shall forfeit office and be remove, when?
Opinion No. 98-34 — NEPOTISM.
Mar 10, 1934
Right of City Council in Louisiana, Missouri, to appoint a brother of one of their members as an election judge in a city election.
Opinion No. 37-34 — BOARD OF PERMANENT SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
Mar 9, 1934
Approval of contract for modernization of elevators in Capitol Building.
Opinion No. 26-34 — MOTOR VEHICLE LAW.
Mar 7, 1934
Sufficiency of statutory penalty for operating a motor vehicle on highways without license plates.
Opinion No. 2-34 — SCHOOLS.; SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Mar 3, 1934
Child whose parents do not support her and who is making a permanent or temporary home with her grandmother, is entitled to be educated in the district in which she lives, without the payment of tuition.
Opinion No. 72-34 — RAILROADS.
Mar 2, 1934
Railroad Company may eject an intoxicated person on train.
Opinion No. 52-34 — COUNTY BUDGET.; COURT REPORTER.
Mar 1, 1934
Salary of official court reporter should be in Class 4.
Opinion No. 51-34 — COUNTY BUDGET LAW.
Mar 1, 1934
It is not in conflict therewith for the County Court to contract and make an appropriation for three years for extension work in the county.
Opinion No. 39-34 — STATE CHILDREN’S BUREAU.
Mar 1, 1934
Abandonment defined.
Opinion No. 4-34 — TOWNSHIP CLERK.
Feb 27, 1934
Section 12293-12298, inclusive, or other sections of Chapter 86, R. S. Mo. 1929, do not require Clerk to itemize individual warrants in making report.
Opinion No. 75-34 — LIQUOR CONTROL ACT.
Feb 22, 1934
Intoxicating liquor may be sold in original package not for consumption on premises anywhere in Missouri when proper licenses are obtained. Definition of “city” in Sec. 13-a applicable to whole Act. County court has only power to issue licenses-cannot regulate.
Opinion No. 47-34 — AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION.
Feb 22, 1934
Owner of vehicle does not need a Chauffeur’s or registered operator’s license.
Opinion No. 89-34 — COUNTY WARRANTS.
Feb 21, 1934
Warrants reduced to judgment do not lose their priority nor does the judgment extinguish priority.
Opinion No. 80-34 — CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS.
Feb 21, 1934
Under Section 7782, para. a, to tamper with an automobile is a crime, and according to Webster, to tamper means to alter or change without right. Since our courts have not interpreted the word we cannot definitely say whether a person who removes a part and carries it away should be prosecuted under said Section, instead of under the Larceny section.
Opinion No. 77-34 — SCHOOLS.
Feb 21, 1934
Transportation Fund received from State should be placed in Incidental Fund. Warrants in payment of transportation should be issued and paid from the Incidental Fund.
Opinion No. 87-34 — STATUTES.
Feb 19, 1934
Of no force or effect prior to effective date.
Opinion No. 22-34 — PROHIBITION.
Feb 19, 1934
An Indictment obtained before repeal may be prosecuted after repeal.
Opinion No. 95-34 — PROBATE CLERKS.
Feb 17, 1934
Probate Court may not have more than one clerk in one place but deputy clerks may be appointed in same place by the clerk with the approval of the probate judge.
Opinion No. 35-34 — PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.
Feb 16, 1934
Prosecuting Attorney may only be removed under Section 7929 when notice to institute suit has been given by a road overseer, county or state highway engineer.
Opinion No. 25-34 — COUNTY TREASURER.
Feb 16, 1934
1. To consolidation of offices of County Treasurer and Collector in certain counties.; 2. To time of election of party county committee.
Opinion No. 16-34 — COSMETOLOGIST.; HEALTH, BOARD OF.
Feb 16, 1934
Relating to fee for registration of hairdressing cosmetologists or manicurists establishment or school.
Opinion No. 1-34 — DISTRICTS.
Feb 16, 1934
Book Fund can only be used for the purchase of free textbooks.
Opinion No. 91-34 — COUNTY WARRANTS.
Feb 15, 1934
An opinion relating to the payment of delinquent county warrants.
Opinion No. 65-34 — OPINION.; COUNTY COURT.; PRIVATE CAR TAX FUND.
Feb 15, 1934
What disposition is to be made of money in County Treasury to the credit of said fund under Sections 10052-10063 R. S. Mo. 1929.
Opinion No. 15-34
Feb 14, 1934
Relating to authority of other states to prohibit sale of “prison made” goods within such states. Determined in the light of the commerce clause as affected by the power conferred under the Hawes-Cooper Law.
Opinion No. 96-34 — TRUCKS.
Feb 10, 1934
Relating to classification of trucks which come under regulations of P.S.C. and discusses interstate and intra state transportation.
Opinion No. 63-34 — TAXATION AND REVENUE.
Feb 9, 1934
State Tax Commission, authority to appoint agents to investigate property omitted from assessment lists and to provide for their compensation.
Opinion No. 46-34 — JURORS, PAYMENT OF.
Feb 9, 1934
Effect of County Budget Law of 1933 (Laws of 1933, page 340) upon statutes regulating pay of jurors (R.S. Mo. 1929), Sections 8765, 8767.
Opinion No. 33-34 — STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Feb 9, 1934
Entitled to fee for transcription of “still birth” certificates. 13 U.S.C.A. 101.
Opinion No. 45-34 — STATE ELEEMOSYNARY INSTITUTIONS.
Feb 7, 1934
Laws 1933, page 191, abolishing old Missouri Commission for Blind and conferring duties on Board of Managers of Eleemosynary Institutions. Section 12-U of House Bill 127 appropriating funds out of Blind Pension Fund for prevention of blindness is unconstitutional.
Opinion No. 59-34 — BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES.
Feb 6, 1934
Proceedings for merger examined.
Opinion No. 81-34 — LIQUOR CONTROL ACT.
Jan 31, 1934
Holder of Permit to sell non-intoxicating beer having alcoholic content not in excess of 3.2% by weight is prohibited from obtaining any license under Liquor Control Act.
Opinion No. 14-34 — SCHOOLS.
Jan 30, 1934
Under Section 9261, R. S. Mo. 1929, the maximum levy for school purposes is sixty-five cents in districts other than town districts.
Opinion No. 5-34 — PURCHASING AGENT ACT.
Jan 29, 1934
Inapplicable to the University of Missouri.
Opinion No. 30-34 — NEPOTISM.
Jan 29, 1934
Road Districts are political subdivisions under Section 13 of Article XIV; Commissioners have no right to contract for own benefit with the District.
Opinion No. 27-34 — COUNTY PRINTING.
Jan 27, 1934
Charges for printing election notices should be computed under Sec. 13773, R. S. Mo. 1929.
Opinion No. 7-34 — COUNTY TREASURER.
Jan 25, 1934
An opinion on question of whether present county treasurers are eligible as candidates for office of county collector in election of 1934.
Opinion No. 9-34 — COUNTY COURTS.; COLLECTORS’ BONDS.
Jan 23, 1934
Authorized to examine collector’s bonds. May be examined by County Court. “Additional Bond” means a new bond.
Opinion No. 58-34 — COUNTY BUDGET LAW.
Jan 23, 1934
Classification of salaries – office expense- traveling expenses.
Opinion No. 86-34 — CRIMINAL COSTS.
Jan 22, 1934
Liability of state for defendant’s costs where case “continued generally”.
Opinion No. 28-34 — SOLDIERS’ BONUS.
Jan 22, 1934
Bona Fide resident entitled to bonus – when?