Missouri Revised Statutes § 589.557 - Judicial enforcement
The Interstate Commission may sue to enforce compliance with the Compact, its rules, and by-laws against a defaulting compacting state, and the prevailing party must receive litigation costs and reasonable fees if judicial enforcement is necessary.
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