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Civil Litigation
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Jerry D. Brumbaugh appealed the trial court's dismissal of his petition against the Director of the Missouri Department of Revenue, which challenged the legality of driver's licenses and asserted negligence. The trial court had dismissed the petition based on failure to state a claim, res judicata, and sovereign immunity. The appellate court dismissed Brumbaugh's appeal, finding his brief grossly non-compliant with Rule 84.04, which precluded meaningful appellate review.

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