Division of Employment Security v. Smith
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Judge.
Gregory Brown and Glendine Smith appeal judgments which permitted garnishment of their wages by the Division of Employment Security. The court of appeals determined it lacked jurisdiction because the appellants attacked the constitutionality of §§ 1.025, 288.170(1) and 288.-340(11), RSMo 1978, and this Court accepted transfer. Resolution of the suggested constitutional questions is not necessary to the decision of this case because §§ 288.340(11), 288.160(2) and 288.170(1) of the Missouri Employment Security Law as applied to these appellants resulted in a denial of due process…
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