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‘Due process takes time’: No timetable for completion of Dean Plocher ethics investigation

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Leaders of a bipartisan Missouri House committee investigating Speaker Dean Plocher over allegations of misconduct said Monday that there is no timetable for when the inquiry will conclude.
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