United States — Missouri
Missouri Revised Statutes § 294.100 - Presence of minor as evidence of employment
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A child under 16 found in a place where labor is employed is presumed to be employed there.
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United States — Missouri
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A child under 16 found in a place where labor is employed is presumed to be employed there.
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