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Each year, almost 100,000 Missourians contact the Attorney General's Office with questions and complaints about consumer issues. Missouri consumers now have a new tool to help them in making decisions about buying goods or contracting for services.
"Know MO" enables consumers to look up complaints the Attorney General\'s Office has received about individuals and businesses.
Educated consumers are one of the best weapons against fraud so you are encouraged you to use this page as a tool to help yourself be a better informed consumer.
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Attorney General Nixon again speaks to Boys State citizens
As he has done since taking office in 1993, Attorney General Jay Nixon traveled to Warrensburg on June 15 to speak to the hundreds of young men who come there each year as citizens of Missouri Boys State. Recognizing that these young men will be the leaders of tomorrow, Nixon spoke to them about leadership and pursuing goals of public service. The citizens of Boys State then were able to ask the Attorney General questions for about an hour. (Photo by Sara Miller, courtesy of Missouri Boys State)
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- State Supreme Court sets July 30 execution date for 1995 drug-related murders in Mercer County
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