

Smith leaves court on Tuesday
ST. LOUIS — Those who heard U.S. District Court Judge Carol E. Jackson sentence Jeff Smith this week may have thought she was sending a message to the former state senator by ordering him to serve a year…
[...]You broke campaign finance laws, wanted to blame a former campaign staffer who had committed suicide, lied to the FBI and now you're going to jail for a year. What do you do? If you're Jeff Smith, you do a media interview.

Keaveny is sworn-in by Supreme Court Judge Michael Wolff
A day after his successor was sentenced to prison, St. Louis Democrat Joe Keaveny was sworn-in to officially become Missouri’s Fourth District State Senator.
Keaveny, previously a banking executive, won the seat in a special…
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ST. LOUIS– Maxwell D. Marker, assistant special agent in charge for the FBI in St. Louis, reacts to the verdicts against former state lawmakers Jeff Smith and Steve Brown.
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Former state Sen. Jeff Smith, left, arrives at court this morning. By Elie Gardner, P-D.
Former state Sen. Jeff Smith received one year plus a day in federal prison while former Rep. Steve [...]
Sentencing of former Missouri state Sen. Jeff Smith and former state Rep. Steve Brown has begun in front of U.S. District Judge Carol E. Jackson. Smith was greeted at the courthouse by Democratic state Rep. Jake Zimmerman, D-Olivette.
Post-Dispatch reporters Jake Wagman…
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Smith after pleading guilty in August
ST. LOUIS — Former state lawmakers Jeff Smith and Steve Brown will be sentenced today for lying to federal officials in an effort to cover-up their involvement in an anonymous political attack.
Smith, who represented St. Louis [...]



Smith
ST. LOUIS — Former state Sen. Jeff Smith is out of public office, but that didn’t keep him from submitting a thick campaign finance report this quarter.
The reason: Smith, who resigned in August after admitting to a political cover up, emptied virtually…
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