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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Missouri Supreme Court yesterday suspended the law license of Jennifer Fisher, a longtime north St. Louis County municipal judge.
Fisher was accused of transferring money into her clients' accounts and, on at least on occasion, using a portion of the funds for personal financial expenses. None of the clients lost money.
Fisher’s attorney said she was facing numerous personal challenges, including working multiple jobs and taking care of family members with physical and mental issues.
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