Missouri AG challenges Kim Gardner's enrollment at SLU nursing program.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed two subpoenas seeking all records tracking St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's student schedule and clinical work in St. Louis University's nursing program. Bailey has called for Gardner's resignation, claiming that if she wants to be a nurse, she needs to cease pretending to be a prosecuting attorney. Gardner's office denies that enrollment in the program has hampered her work as the city's top prosecutor. Bailey's lawsuit focuses on Gardner's failure to prosecute cases by dismissing charges and allowing others to languish.