Adds two circuit judges to the eleventh judicial circuit

HB 1890 increases the number of circuit judges in Missouri's eleventh judicial circuit over time: starting with six judges effective January 1, 2007 (adding two positions), and expanding to eight judges by January 1, 2029. It reclassifies existing family court commissioner roles in divisions nine and ten into associate circuit judge positions, and converts a treatment court commissioner role into an associate circuit judge position. The bill also creates two additional associate circuit judge positions in the eleventh circuit, effective in 2015 and 2019, which will not count toward standard staffing formulas. These changes directly affect the eleventh judicial circuit (covering counties like Jackson and Clay) and the election cycles for its judicial positions.