In St. Charles, Elvis has left the courtroom. Judge Matthew Thornhill resigned after the state's disciplinary commission ...

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Judge Matthew Thornhill admitted to wearing an Elvis wig in court and discussing his political campaign, among other ...

A St. Charles County judge who traded his black robes for an Elvis jumpsuit is being forced into retirement—and his mania for The King is partly to blame. Disciplinary charges accuse Judge Matthew ...

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Judge Matthew Thornhill will take unpaid leave then resign early after disciplinary issues over his Elvis impersonations during court proceedings in St. Louis.

Judge Matthew E.P. Thornhill also talked about politics and played Elvis songs in court, a judicial commission said.

The Supreme Court of Missouri is set to begin hearing one docket of cases for argument next week in regards to a voter ID ruling that was made last year.