FOR;
MISSOURI POLICE CHIEF ASSOCIATION
03/26/04
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT
HB 764 --- Sponsor: Roark, Bradley G.
Revises the elements of the crime of public drunkenness.
HB 768 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- Co Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Creates the crime of assault of corrections personnel.
HB 784 --- Sponsor: Walton, Juanita Head --- Cosponsor: Green, Tom
Adds new provisions to allow correction of arrest records when a person's identity has been falsely used.
HB 786 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- Cosponsor: Johnson, Rick
Requires certain sexual offenders ordered to participate in treatment to successfully complete that treatment and to follow all directives of the treatment program provider.
HB 787 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- Cosponsor: Johnson, Rick
Eliminates probation and parole's right to convert consecutive sentences to concurrent sentences in certain circumstances and prisoner's right to have sentence reduced due to change in law.
HB 791 --- Sponsor: Boykins, Amber (Holly)
Amends the offense of distribution of a controlled substance near schools to include child care facilities, long-term care facilities, and residences of in-home childcare providers.
HB 793 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Eliminates the death penalty and revises the statutes accordingly.
HB 794 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback --- Cosponsor: Jones, Robin Wright
Repeals the portion of sexual misconduct in the first degree which made it a crime to engage in deviate sexual intercourse with another person of the same sex.
HB 819 --- Sponsor: Thompson, Betty L.
Allows court to partially seal records for a first offense traffic violation.
HB 820 --- Sponsor: Thompson, Betty L.
Authorizes civil suit for damages for wrongful imprisonment.
HB 839 --- Sponsor: Moore, Danielle --- Cosponsor: Sander, Therese
Allows usage of the statewide-automated crime victim notification system for compliance with the victim notification requirement.
HB 840 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Schoemehl, Sue
Requires public schools to impose a specific condition of suspension on students subject to certain types of suspensions and allows for expulsion if that condition is violated.
HB 846 --- Sponsor: Purgason, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Reinhart, Annie
Modifies the granting of child custody and visitation when a parent is a sexual offender.
HB 850 --- Sponsor: Liese, Albert Joseph
Creates the crime of identity fraud.
HB 858 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: LeVota, Paul
Requires the Department of Revenue to put the words "sex offender" on the license of registered sex offenders and requires the patrol to provide revenue with a list of such offenders.
HB 863 --- Sponsor: Richard, Ron
Establishes the crime of intimidation of an athletic coach, manager, or sports official.
HB 907 --- Sponsor: LeVota, Paul --- CoSponsor: Muckler, Matt
Prohibits locating sexually explicit billboards within one mile of any state highway.
HB 916 --- Sponsor: Brown, Jason --- CoSponsor: Page, Sam
Revises the crime of identity theft and creates a new crime of trafficking in stolen identities.
HB 919 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Shannon
Creates the crime of unlawful purchase, ownership, or possession of body armor.
HB 921 --- Sponsor: Walsh, Regina --- CoSponsor: Meiners, Kate
Requires headlamps to be lighted during inclement weather and makes violation an infraction with a ten-dollar fine and no court costs.
HB 925 --- Sponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin
Creates the crime of leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle in the third degree.
HB 929 --- Sponsor: Bivins, Walt --- CoSponsor: Engler, Kevin
Raises victims ages in several sexual offense statutes and makes defendant's previous sexual offenses charged or uncharged admissible unless judge determines that they are too prejudicial.
HB 931 --- Sponsor: Bivins, Walt --- CoSponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Revises the DNA Profiling System to require DNA samples from any felon and any juvenile adjudicated for a felony or sex offense.
HB 979 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Mayer, Robert
Revises resisting arrest statute to include detentions or stops.
HB 983 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Makes is a class A misdemeanor for a person under twenty-one years of age to be under the influence of a controlled substance.
HB 984 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Revises minor in possession law by also making it a misdemeanor to be under the influence of intoxicating liquor.
HB 1030 --- Sponsor: Zweifel, Clint --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Makes it a crime for a railroad corporation or its employees to interfere with medical treatment or first aid to an injured employee or to discipline or threaten an injured employee for seeking aid.
HB 1031 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Imposes penalties for violating laws relating to the labeling of kegs.
HB 1052 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Byrd, Richard
Makes it a class A misdemeanor for any unauthorized person to use a device to change a traffic control signal or to possess or sell such a device unless they are emergency personnel or selling to them.
HB 1055 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Increases the punishment for possession of child pornography to a class D felony.
HB 1060 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack --- CoSponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P.
Makes it a class A misdemeanor for any person other than emergency personnel to possess a mobile infrared transmitter capable of changing a traffic signal.
HB 1063 --- Sponsor: Hampton, Mark --- CoSponsor: Green, Tom
Makes various changes to the power and authority of the State Water Patrol.
HB 1073 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Nieves, Brian D.
Creates the crime of unlawful distribution of prescription medication without a prescription in school.
HB 1074 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Makes it a crime to burn a cross or cause a cross to be burned if done with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.
HB 1075 --- Sponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P. --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Kevin
Allows a thirty-six hour hold for persons arrested without a warrant.
HB 1082 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan --- CoSponsor: Dusenberg, Gary
Adds qualifications for members of civilian review boards.
HB 1094 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Jolly, Cathy
Revises laws on the DNA profiling system.
HB 1110 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Lembke, Jim
Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee and revises the crime of aggravated harassment of an employee.
HB 1122 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia L. --- CoSponsor: Holand, Roy W.
Modifies various highway safety laws.
HB 1129 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Makes it a crime to burn a cross or cause a cross to be burned if done with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.
HB 1133 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Goodman, Jack
Modifies various provisions relating to "intoxication-related traffic offenses".
HB 1151 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim --- CoSponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Makes it a crime to engage in human cloning.
HB 1152 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Hobbs, Steve
Revises the crime of making a terroristic threat and creates the crimes of threatening the use of a weapon of mass destruction and computer dissemination of information to promote a terrorist act.
HB 1153 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Hobbs, Steve
Increases the penalty for various drug crimes when the substance was placed in close proximity to a child under seventeen years of age.
HB 1168 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Van --- CoSponsor: Quinn, John
Creates the crime of sexual contact with a student while on public school property.
HB 1183 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Lipke, Scott A.
Authorizes the creation of county law enforcement restitution funds and revises statute on probation conditions to include restitution to that fund and restorative justice methods.
HB 1194 --- Sponsor: Pearce, David --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Prohibits locating billboards for adult cabarets or sexually oriented businesses within one mile of any state highway and prohibits persons under twenty-one from putting them up.
HB 1197 --- Sponsor: Behnen, Bob
Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions.
HB 1215 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Revises the crime of escape from commitment to include escape from commitment under section 632.480.
HB 1219 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James --- CoSponsor: Witte, Terry L.
Revises the statute on unlawful use of weapons to exempt appointed or elected prosecutors, assistant prosecutors, circuit attorneys or assistant circuit attorneys.
HB 1243 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Engler, Kevin
Revises law on the role of the court and jury in sentencing to eliminate the bifurcated system for juries.
HB 1251 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Revises law on prior and persistent intoxication-related traffic offenses.
HB 1258 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Robert Wayne
Revises statute on chemical test to allow law enforcement officers to administer portable chemical tests prior to arrest to persons suspected of operating a vessel while intoxicated.
HB 1264 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Extends the statute of limitations for arson in the first and second degrees and knowingly burning or exploding to five years.
HB 1287 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Schoemehl, Sue
Revises the sex offender registration law and the statute of limitations for sexual offenses where the victim is eighteen or under.
HB 1298 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback --- CoSponsor: Curls, Melba J.
Brings the State of Missouri into compliance with the federal Violence Against Women Act.
HB 1301 --- Sponsor: Sutherland, Mike
Provides that a person is guilty of a Class D felony if a death occurs as a result of an accident when such person is driving carelessly and imprudently.
HB 1311 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard
Requires juvenile sex offenders to file a copy of their sex offender registration with the superintendent of any school district in which they are enrolled.
HB 1329 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Allows the court to impound the vehicle or vehicles driven by a person convicted of driving while intoxicated or excessive blood alcohol content.
HB 1330 --- Sponsor: Witte, Terry L. --- CoSponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Requires probation officers to notify law enforcement of a sex offender's new address if the offender intends to change residence and to notify the offender of the duty to register.
HB 1345 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- CoSponsor: Crawford, Larry
Makes it unlawful for an unauthorized person to use a traffic signal preemption system to control traffic.
HB 1376 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- CoSponsor: Harris, Jeff
Revises various statutes relating to controlled substances.
HB 1379 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Guest, Jim
Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community based substance abuse treatment programs.
HB 1379 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Guest, Jim
Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community based substance abuse treatment programs.
HB 1384 --- Sponsor: Brooks, Sharon Sanders --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Gary
Revises various statutes relating to theft or destruction of documents.
HB 1385 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Creates the crime of abuse of authority over a child.
HB 1386 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Revises the statute on persistent and predatory sexual offenders.
HB 1387 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Adds chapter 573 offenses to the list of offenses for which a person must register as a sexual offender.
HB 1388 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Increases the punishment for failing to register as a sex offender from an A misdemeanor to a D felony for the first offense and from a D felony to a C felony for the second or subsequent offense.
HB 1389 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Cunningham, Jane
Makes it a crime for a sexual offender to establish residency within one thousand feet of a public or private school or childcare facility.
HB 1391 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Revises the crimes of escape from commitment and escape or attempted escape from custody to include detained, held, or committed sexually violent predators.
HB 1392 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Requires the Missouri state highway patrol to maintain a one page web page on the Internet which includes links to all sex offender registry web sites maintained by any county in the state.
HB 1393 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Creates a one-dollar surcharge in criminal cases payable to sheriffs for expenses of maintaining a web site of registered sex offenders and requires sheriff's to establish and maintain such web site.
HB 1394 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Revises the sex offender registration law to allow the chief law enforcement official of a county to charge fees for registration and changes in registration.
HB 1400 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad
Revises various statutes on fireworks regulations.
HB 1414 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes
Prohibits a parent who is residing with a person convicted of certain sex crimes and crimes against children from being granted custody or unsupervised visitation.
HB 1436 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard --- CoSponsor: Fraser, Barbara
Revises the law on statute of limitations for cases of childhood sexual abuse.
HB 1450 --- Sponsor: Shoemaker, Chris --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Makes tampering with cable television distribution capabilities a class C felony.
HB 1465 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Gary --- CoSponsor: Moore, Danielle
Revises statute on criminal history checks by increasing the fees.
HB 1470 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Kratky, Fred
Revises various provisions relating to stealing and tampering.
HB 1473 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Allows police to stop motorists for safety belt violations, makes it illegal to have an open container in a vehicle, and allows police to submit certified reports to revenue instead of sworn reports.
HB 1487 --- Sponsor: Self, Tom
Revises the crime of kidnapping by including kidnapping of a child under fourteen years of age.
HB 1490 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Creates the crime of misuse of a power of attorney.
HB 1515 --- Sponsor: Wright, Mark --- CoSponsor: Dixon, Bob
Increases the punishment for forcible rape and forcible sodomy and attempted forcible rape and attempted forcible sodomy.
HB 1516 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Van --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Revises crime of supplying intoxicating liquor to a minor and makes it a class A misdemeanor or class D felony depending on the circumstances.
HB 1521 --- Sponsor: Hilgemann, Robert --- CoSponsor: Donnelly, Margaret
Makes it unlawful to discriminate against a person based on sexual orientation in employment, disability, or familial status as it relates to housing.
HB 1530 --- Sponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Increases the time of detention for a warrantless arrest for any crime from twenty hours to twenty-four hours.
HB 1539 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen
Prohibits felons from running for office.
HB 1540 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Myers, Peter
Requires incarcerated offenders to pay a three-dollar fee every time they receive non-emergency medical, dental, or optometric services.
HB 1542 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Corcoran, Michael George
Creates a cause of action for wrongful imprisonment.
HB 1544 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen
Creates a two-dollar surcharge in criminal cases to be paid to the sheriff where the violation occurred to offset expenses for housing prisoners in the county jail.
HB 1565 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Creates the county sheriff's revolving fund.
HB 1568 --- Sponsor: Zweifel, Clint
Revises the statute on penalties for failure to yield at an intersection by adding surcharges and suspensions under certain circumstances.
HB 1590 --- Sponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Ads failing to summon aid as an element of involuntary manslaughter in certain drug related crimes.
HB 1618 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent --- CoSponsor: Selby, Harold R.
Revises crimes of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, and third degrees by adding security officer.
HB 1633 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Increases the punishment for possession of child pornography to a class D felony.
HB 1637 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Rick --- CoSponsor: Harris, Jeff
Revises statutes relating to sexual misconduct in the second and third degrees by adding an alternative element of being in a public place in the presence of another person or persons.
HB 1650 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob
Requires the Missouri State Highway Patrol to check the Missouri State Sex Offender Registry whenever a request for an open criminal records background check is made by an individual.
HB 1687 --- Sponsor: Jones, Robin Wright --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Creates the crime of criminally negligent storage of a firearm.
HB 1693 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback --- CoSponsor: Walsh, Regina
Modifies the provisions regarding the form and procedures used in relation to examination and treatment of victims of sexual offenses.
HCR 4 --- Sponsor: Whorton, James
Requests every state agency that issues licenses to review prohibitions for licensure and determine whether the criminal convictions are relevant to the nature of the licensure.
SB 703 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Child Support.
SB 713 --- Sponsor: Quick, Edward E.
Eliminates the death penalty.
SB 726 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions.
SB 751 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Modifies the law relating to lead abatement.
SB 752 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Expands first-degree property damage to include damage to a motor vehicle while breaking in to steal.
SB 765 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Prohibits individuals from engaging in or using public funds and facilities for human cloning.
SB 793 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Revises provisions for sealing and closing of court records.
SB 802 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Sets our requirements for obtaining a warrant by telephone.
SB 818 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Modifies the definition of "prostitution-related offense".
SB 819 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Allows courts to order convicted persons to pay costs associated with prostitution-related arrests.
SB 823 --- Sponsor: Shields, Charles W.
Changes the classification of an intoxication-related offense from a class A misdemeanor to a class D felony when the person committing the violation is a prior offender.
SB 835 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Authorizes custodial interrogations of persons suspected of committing felonies must be recorded.
SB 838 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne
Limits Judicial Discretion where jury is unable to unanimously agree on the death penalty.
SB 871 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates a cause of action for wrongful discharge of employment.
SB 882 --- Sponsor: Klindt, David
Animal research and production facilities.
SB 889 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises provisions of Sunshine Law.
SB 890 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Restricts the use, possession, manufacturing, storage, selling, promotion and other activities relating to weapons.
SB 897 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Makes arson motivated by hate crimes a class A felony.
SB 913 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Patrick
Modifies and creates new provisions about identity theft.
SB 916 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Patrick
Creates a cause of action for those adjudicated innocent following DNA testing.
SB 936 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Establishes a system of environmental audits to reduce state and local regulation.
SB 946 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm.
SB 971 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Changes identity theft from a class A misdemeanor to a Class D felony and limits the venue of such prosecutions.
SB 986 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee.
SB 992 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Changes the definition of containers approved for transporting anhydrous ammonia.
SB 996 --- Sponsor: Shields, Charles W.
Modifies and creates new provisions about identity.
SB 1000 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Makes changes to provisions on DNA profiling, including DNA testing of all felony and sexual offenders.
SB 1017 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
Creates the crime of failing to obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer.
SB 1020 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises provisions of Sunshine Law.
SB 1022 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Adds child pornography to the list of sexual abuse cases investigated by the State Technical Assistance Team.
SB 1023 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
Creates criminal use of property by operating audiovisual recording devices while in a movie.
SB 1026 --- Sponsor: Mathewson, James L.
Requires the DNA testing of all felons entering the Department of Corrections and other felons leaving a county jail.
SB 1031 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Proposes several measures relating to bicycle safety.
SB 1045 --- Sponsor: Kinder, Peter
Makes it a crime to burn a cross with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.
SB 1070 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Modifies procedure for protection of shipwreck sites.
SB 1143 --- Sponsor: Dolan, Jonathan
Creates crimes relating to motor vehicles.
SB 1147 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Patrick
Creates the crime of escape from commitment for sexually violent predators.
SB 1166 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Authorizes certain counties to adopt ordinances to impose civil fines for certain misdemeanors.
SB 1167 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Limits bifurcated trials to class A and B felonies.
SB 1170 --- Sponsor: Shields, Charles W.
Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community based substance abuse treatment programs.
SB 1191 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises the resisting arrest statute to include detentions and stops.
SB 1210 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates crimes concerning human trafficking.
SB 1228 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Requires the Highway Patrol to create a sexual offender registry website.
SB 1229 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Excludes commercially produced tobacco products from items that cannot knowingly be delivered to a jail or prison.
SB 1237 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Makes it unlawful to obstruct a securities investigation.
SB 1244 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Revises the sexual offender registration law and the statute of limitations where the victim is eighteen or under.
SB 1258 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
Creates the crime of kidnapping a child by taking or confining the child without parental consent.
SB 1307 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Redefined the crime of possession of child pornography.
SB 1314 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Changes section numbers.
SB 1318 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
Adds rental contracts to stealing.
SB 1326 --- Sponsor: Dolan, Jonathan
Prohibits some offenders from receiving suspended imposition of sentence in state, county, or municipal court.
SB 1334 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Patrick
Amends the offense of distributing a controlled substance near schools to include long-term and child care facilities.
SB 1345 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Revises various provisions relating to stealing and tampering of automobiles.
SB 1347 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Imposes a surcharge on certain felony court proceedings to fund certain school-related programs.
SB 1348 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Eliminates mandatory minimum sentencing for certain felons.
SB 1354 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Modifies the provisions of invasion of privacy.
SB 1359 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Extends the statute of limitations for sexual offenses involving a person eighteen years old or younger.
SB 1360 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Extends the statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse cases.
SB 1376 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Modifies provisions prohibiting certain activities at animal facilities.
SB 1382 --- Sponsor: Quick, Edward E.
Increases the age of majority to eighteen in various statutes.
SB 1397 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Prohibits the carrying of a concealed weapon at a school event or at a school facility.
SCR 43 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Creates an Interim Committee on Violent Crime.
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
(2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES
HB 763 --- Sponsor: Roark, Bradley G.
Designates a portion of US 60 as the "Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper Russell W. Harper Memorial Highway" with costs to be paid by the Missouri Troopers' Association.
HB 768 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Creates the crime of assault of corrections personnel.
HB 784 --- Sponsor: Walton, Juanita Head --- CoSponsor: Green, Tom
Adds new provisions to allow correction of arrest records when a person's identity has been falsely used.
HB 793 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Eliminates the death penalty and revises the statutes accordingly.
HB 821 --- Sponsor: Thompson, Betty L.
Requires peace officer's personnel records be made available to hiring law enforcement agencies and that information of unfitness be provided to the peace officer's standards and training commission.
HB 830 --- Sponsor: Henke, Wayne J.
Revises statute on towing of abandoned vehicles by allowing them to be sold for scrap metal under certain circumstances.
HB 839 --- Sponsor: Moore, Danielle --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Allows usage of the statewide automated crime victim notification system for compliance with the victim notification requirement.
HB 859 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Reinhart, Annie
Provides an income tax credit for surviving spouses of public safety officers.
HB 867 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Jolly, Cathy
Revised base annual compensation for certain police officers.
HB 874 --- Sponsor: Salva, Ray
Prohibits the director of revenue from suspending or revoking a license or assessing points against a license for any offense committed by a driver operating a vehicle other than a motor vehicle.
HB 886 --- Sponsor: Bland, Craig C.
Requires a person to be a resident and citizen of Kansas City for at least one year in order to be appointed as a police officer in Kansas City.
HB 901 --- Sponsor: Deeken, Bill --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Gary
Establishes the fund for the reduction of alcohol-related problems.
HB 917 --- Sponsor: Brown, Jason --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Requires a hearing instead of a meeting after disciplinary action against a law enforcement officer and requires that reasons for action be given in writing.
HB 919 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Shannon
Creates the crime of unlawful purchase, ownership, or possession of body armor.
HB 931 --- Sponsor: Bivins, Walt --- CoSponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Revises the DNA Profiling System to require DNA samples from any felon and any juvenile adjudicated for a felony or sex offense.
HB 977 --- Sponsor: Schlottach, Charles --- CoSponsor: Sutherland, Mike
Allows members of the Missouri Association of State Troopers Emergency Relief Society to obtain special license plates.
HB 979 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Mayer, Robert
Revises resisting arrest statute to include detentions or stops.
HB 983 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Makes is a class A misdemeanor for a person under twenty-one years of age to be under the influence of a controlled substance.
HB 984 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Revises minor in possession law by also making it a misdemeanor to be under the influence of intoxicating liquor.
HB 991 --- Sponsor: Haywood, Esther --- CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Requires St. Louis county police departments that hire police officers to request such officers personnel records from any other law enforcement agency for whom they worked in the past twelve months.
HB 1031 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Imposes penalties for violating laws relating to the labeling of kegs.
HB 1069 --- Sponsor: Bivins, Walt --- CoSponsor: Villa, Thomas
Police Retirement Board of Trustees: number that constitutes a quorum; majority vote required for any official action; and effect of a dissolution of marriage on benefits.
HB 1074 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Makes it a crime to burn a cross or cause a cross to be burned if done with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.
HB 1075 --- Sponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P. --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Kevin
Allows a thirty-six hour hold for persons arrested without a warrant.
HB 1080 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan --- CoSponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane
Revises the statute on penalties for failure to yield at an intersection by adding surcharges and suspensions under certain circumstances.
HB 1081 --- Sponsor: Lowe, Jenee' M. --- CoSponsor: Reinhart, Annie
Requires probation and parole to review and make clemency recommendations to the governor regarding prisoners serving sentences for which they can not be paroled.
HB 1082 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan --- CoSponsor: Dusenberg, Gary
Adds qualifications for members of civilian review boards.
HB 1094 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Jolly, Cathy
Revises laws on the DNA profiling system.
HB 1110 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Lembke, Jim
Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee and revises the crime of aggravated harassment of an employee.
HB 1114 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Allows survivors of peace officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty to receive special license plates.
HB 1121 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia L. --- CoSponsor: Emery, Edgar G. H.
Prohibits open alcohol containers in certain vehicles.
HB 1149 --- Sponsor: May, Bob --- CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Designates a bridge over a portion of Interstate 44 in Phelps County the "Trooper Mike L. Newton Memorial Bridge".
HB 1179 --- Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George --- CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Revises surcharge in criminal cases so that the money collected may also be used to pay for any expenses related to housing costs or fees for prisoners.
HB 1183 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Lipke, Scott A.
Authorizes the creation of county law enforcement restitution funds and revises statute on probation conditions to include restitution to that fund and restorative justice methods.
HB 1200 --- Sponsor: Schaaf, Robert --- CoSponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin
Allows law enforcement officers to make a vehicle stop for a seat belt violation so long as the violation is clearly visible before the stop.
HB 1215 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Revises the crime of escape from commitment to include escape from commitment under section 632.480.
HB 1218 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Curls, Melba J.
Provides that certain retired members shall receive an equalizing cost-of-living adjustment in addition to the members's base pension and cost-of-living adjustments under other sections.
HB 1219 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James --- CoSponsor: Witte, Terry L.
Revises the statute on unlawful use of weapons to exempt appointed or elected prosecutors, assistant prosecutors, circuit attorneys or assistant circuit attorneys.
HB 1237 --- Sponsor: Walker, Vicki --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Creates T.J.'s Law dealing with regulation and licensing of bail bondsman and surety recovery agents.
HB 1243 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Engler, Kevin
Revises law on the role of the court and jury in sentencing to eliminate the bifurcated system for juries.
HB 1245 --- Sponsor: Schlottach, Charles --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Gary
Allows for temporary licensure of peace officers who meet certain minimum requirements.
HB 1248 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese
Prohibits governmental bodies from employing inmates or people with criminal records in any position where they would have access to personal records containing certain identifying information.
HB 1258 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Robert Wayne
Revises statute on chemical test to allow law enforcement officers to administer portable chemical tests prior to arrest to persons suspected of operating a vessel while intoxicated.
HB 1264 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Extends the statute of limitations for arson in the first and second degrees and knowingly burning or exploding to five years.
HB 1271 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Crawford, Larry
Creates a minimum pay scale for certain corrections personnel.
HB 1274 --- Sponsor: Parker, Sherman --- CoSponsor: Hubbard, Rodney R.
Modifies various provisions relating to domestic violence and applicability of restrictions for perpetrators.
HB 1287 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Schoemehl, Sue
Revises the sex offender registration law and the statute of limitations for sexual offenses where the victim is eighteen or under.
HB 1289 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Shannon
Reorganizes the duties of county coroners and medical examiners.
HB 1329 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Allows the court to impound the vehicle or vehicles driven by a person convicted of driving while intoxicated or excessive blood alcohol content.
HB 1330 --- Sponsor: Witte, Terry L. --- CoSponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Requires probation officers to notify law enforcement of a sex offender's new address if the offender intends to change residence and to notify the offender of the duty to register.
HB 1342 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Creates a new tort action for damages for emergency personnel.
HB 1354 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard
Revises the law on the state legal expense fund.
HB 1376 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- CoSponsor: Harris, Jeff
Revises various statutes relating to controlled substances.
HB 1379 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Guest, Jim
Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community based substance abuse treatment programs.
HB 1385 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Creates the crime of abuse of authority over a child.
HB 1386 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Revises the statute on persistent and predatory sexual offenders.
HB 1390 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Requires persons committed to a county jail who are convicted to pay the cost per diem for each day they were in the county jail.
HB 1391 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Revises the crimes of escape from commitment and escape or attempted escape from custody to include detained, held, or committed sexually violent predators.
HB 1392 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Requires the Missouri state highway patrol to maintain a one page web page on the Internet which includes links to all sex offender registry web sites maintained by any county in the state.
HB 1393 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Creates a one dollar surcharge in criminal cases payable to sheriff's for expenses of maintaining a web site of registered sex offenders and requires sheriff's to establish and maintain such web site.
HB 1394 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn
Revises the sex offender registration law to allow the chief law enforcement official of a county to charge fees for registration and changes in registration.
HB 1402 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Revises provisions of the sunshine law.
HB 1438 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan --- CoSponsor: Kratky, Fred
Designates the "Deputy Steven R. Ziegler Memorial Highway".
HB 1447 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim
Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.
HB 1465 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Gary --- CoSponsor: Moore, Danielle
Revises statute on criminal history checks by increasing the fees.
HB 1468 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard
Revises the seat belt law to allow peace officers to stop, inspect, or detain a person solely to determine compliance with the law, but prohibits use of noncompliance as probable cause for searches.
HB 1470 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Kratky, Fred
Revises various provisions relating to stealing and tampering.
HB 1473 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Allows police to stop motorists for safety belt violations, makes it illegal to have an open container in a vehicle, and allows police to submit certified reports to revenue instead of sworn reports.
HB 1479 --- Sponsor: Icet, Allen --- CoSponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Prohibits St. Louis City from requiring peace officers to live within the city limits after they have been employed as a peace officer for four consecutive years.
HB 1480 --- Sponsor: Rupp, Scott T. --- CoSponsor: Smith, Joe
Establishes the Police Chiefs' and Officers' Annuity and Heathcare Fund.
HB 1482 --- Sponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R. --- CoSponsor: Jetton, Rod
Prohibits requiring St. Louis police officers to reside within the city after seven years of employment.
HB 1487 --- Sponsor: Self, Tom
Revises the crime of kidnapping by including kidnapping of a child under fourteen years of age.
HB 1491 --- Sponsor: Burnett, John P. --- CoSponsor: LeVota, Paul
Revises statute on search warrants.
HB 1500 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert --- CoSponsor: Lipke, Scott A.
Revises a court cost statute by increasing the surcharge from two to three dollars and by adding an additional surcharge of two dollars to be used by the county for law enforcement training.
HB 1505 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim
Increases the statute of limitations for sexual offenses committed against persons eighteen and younger from ten years to twenty years.
HB 1515 --- Sponsor: Wright, Mark --- CoSponsor: Dixon, Bob
Increases the punishment for forcible rape and forcible sodomy and attempted forcible rape and attempted forcible sodomy.
HB 1516 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Van --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Revises crime of supplying intoxicating liquor to a minor and makes it a class A misdemeanor or class D felony depending on the circumstances.
HB 1530 --- Sponsor: Bringer, Rachel
Increases the time of detention for a warrantless arrest for any crime from twenty hours to twenty-four hours.
HB 1543 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Roark, Bradley G.
Revises the statute on law enforcement records by prohibiting the release of officer's names relating to complaints against them unless they are charged or formal disciplinary action.
HB 1565 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Creates the county sheriff's revolving fund.
HB 1568 --- Sponsor: Zweifel, Clint
Revises the statute on penalties for failure to yield at an intersection by adding surcharges and suspensions under certain circumstances.
HB 1577 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert
Provides that a review hearing under the administrative segregation of offenders statute is not a contested case pursuant to chapter 536, RSMo and not subject to the rules of evidence.
HB 1584 --- Sponsor: Phillips, Susan C. --- CoSponsor: Brown, Jason
Revises the crime of unlawful use of weapons by making it a class B misdemeanor to , with criminal negligence, carry a firearm or other weapon into certain areas of an airport.
HB 1585 --- Sponsor: Brown, Jason --- CoSponsor: Phillips, Susan C.
Revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the second and third degrees.
HB 1590 --- Sponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Adds failing to summon aid as an element of involuntary manslaughter in certain drug related crimes.
HB 1601 --- Sponsor: Purgason, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Van
Revises the law creating the county sheriff's revolving fund by allowing the funds to be used to pay for the expenses necessitated by the concealed-carry act.
HB 1610 --- Sponsor: Ward, Dan
Designates the Trooper Jesse R. Jenkins Memorial Highway.
HB 1618 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent --- CoSponsor: Selby, Harold R.
Revises crimes of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, and third degrees by adding security officer.
HB 1627 --- Sponsor: Sutherland, Mike
Enacts the Large Carnivore Act which regulates the ownership, possession, and breeding of large carnivores.
HB 1633 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Increases the punishment for possession of child pornography to a class D felony.
HB 1637 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Rick --- CoSponsor: Harris, Jeff
Revises statutes relating to sexual misconduct in the second and third degrees by adding an alternative element of being in a public place in the presence of another person or persons.
HB 1639 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Rick --- CoSponsor: Donnelly, Margaret
Makes certain diseases disabilities for workers compensation coverage of peace officers.
HB 1643 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane
Revises statutes on temporary police military leave.
HB 1650 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob
Requires the Missouri State Highway Patrol to check the Missouri State Sex Offender Registry whenever a request for an open criminal records background check is made by an individual.
HB 1660 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad
Revises laws pertaining to accident reports and their disclosure.
HB 1687 --- Sponsor: Jones, Robin Wright --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Creates the crime of criminally negligent storage of a firearm.
HB 1693 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback --- CoSponsor: Walsh, Regina
Modifies the provisions regarding the form and procedures used in relation to examination and treatment of victims of sexual offenses.
SB 708 --- Sponsor: Mathewson, James L.
Requires imposition of re coupment fees.
SB 712 --- Sponsor: Quick, Edward E.
Would create a $150,000 death benefit for public safety officers killed in the line of duty.
SB 750 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry
Creates licensure requirements for private investigators.
SB 802 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Sets our requirements for obtaining a warrant by telephone.
SB 819 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Allows courts to order convicted persons to pay costs associated with prostitution-related arrests.
SB 820 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Requires law enforcement officers to provide specified notice before administering portable chemical test.
SB 822 --- Sponsor: Shields, Charles W.
Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances.
SB 824 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
Modifies law regarding the seizure of motor vehicles that have missing or illegible identification numbers.
SB 835 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Authorizes custodial interrogations of persons suspected of committing felonies must be recorded.
SB 840 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne
Enacts provisions relating to towing and creates a process to notify state when a motor vehicle is transferred.
SB 869 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises provisions of Sunshine Law.
SB 896 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions.
SB 920 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Makes various changes to the power and authority of the State Water Patrol.
SB 924 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Makes various changes to the criminal justice system.
SB 925 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Requires police officers in Kansas City to be a citizen and resident of the city for atleast one year.
SB 952 --- Sponsor: Wheeler, Charles B.
Modifies and adds provisions relating to the salaries of certain Kansas City police officers.
SB 982 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Extends powers to civilian review boards that investigate allegations of misconduct by local enforcement officers.
SB 1014 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Prohibits requiring St. Louis police officers to reside within the city after four years of employment.
SB 1017 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
Creates the crime of failing to obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer.
SB 1020 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises provisions of Sunshine Law.
SB 1027 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions.
SB 1041 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
Allows certain law enforcement officers to request a hearing following dismissal or disciplinary action.
SB 1054 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Allows a an equalizing cost-of-living adjustment for certain members of the Police Retirement System of Kansas City.
SB 1055 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Allows a funeral benefit of $1000 for special consultants of certain Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City.
SB 1175 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Modifies provisions relating to jury service.
SB 1190 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Give additional powers to Gaming Commission agents and forfeits wagers by excluded gamblers.
SB 1191 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Revises the resisting arrest statute to include detentions and stops.
SB 1199 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry
Increases the pay of retired members of the police force who are employed as advisors to the board of trustees.
SB 1225 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Patrick
Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.
SB 1260 --- Sponsor: Dolan, Jonathan
Permits law enforcement officers to enforce the seat belt law if violation is clearly visible.
SB 1265 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Creates requirements for membership on a civilian review board.
SB 1303 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Prohibits St. Louis from restricting police officers from living in counties adjacent to the city.
SB 1332 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Allows sheriffs to pay the costs of issuing concealed carry endorsements with sheriff's revolving fund money.
SB 1341 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Revises the purposes for which monies in the county sheriff's revolving fund can be spent.
SB 1347 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Imposes a surcharge on certain felony court proceedings to fund certain school-related programs.
SB 1383 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
Allows motor carriers to submit to voluntary audits and prohibits local enforcement of commercial motor vehicle laws.
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
(2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF
HB 995 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Mayer, Robert
Revises law on bumper heights for pickup trucks.
HB 1031 --- Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy --- CoSponsor: Bishop, Dan
Imposes penalties for violating laws relating to the labeling of kegs.
HB 1063 --- Sponsor: Hampton, Mark --- CoSponsor: Green, Tom
Makes various changes to the power and authority of the State Water Patrol.
HB 1186 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane
Authorizes special licenses for caterers to serve or sell liquor.
HB 1202 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Larry
Establishes child passenger restraint system guidelines.
HB 1228 --- Sponsor: Byrd, Richard
Transfers the duties of the abolished Division of Child Support Enforcement to the Department of Public Safety.
HB 1261 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe --- CoSponsor: Vogt, Michael
Changes the fifty percent food sales requirement to thirty percent for establishments to be authorized to sell alcohol on Sundays.
HB 1400 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad
Revises various statutes on fireworks regulations.
HB 1403 --- Sponsor: Moore, Danielle --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Creates additional regulations of amusement rides.
HB 1418 --- Sponsor: Brown, Jason --- CoSponsor: Quinn, John
Establishes penalties for allowing minors to possess alcohol or drugs on real property.
HB 1465 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Gary --- CoSponsor: Moore, Danielle
Revises statute on criminal history checks by increasing the fees.
HB 1516 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Van --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Revises crime of supplying intoxicating liquor to a minor and makes it a class A misdemeanor or class D felony depending on the circumstances.
HB 1541 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Dempsey, Tom
Authorizes a civil action by licensees against minors who misrepresent their age to obtain liquor.
HB 1555 --- Sponsor: Sager, Mike --- CoSponsor: LeVota, Paul
The Missouri Uniform Communications Act for Homeland Security.
HCR 28 --- Sponsor: Page, Sam --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Requests the Department of Public Safety to conduct a comprehensive review of personalized handgun technologies and report their findings and recommendations to the General Assembly.
SB 710 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne
Amends various provisions regarding the use of child restraint systems in motor vehicles.
SB 712 --- Sponsor: Quick, Edward E.
Would create a $150,000 death benefit for public safety officers killed in the line of duty.
SB 890 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Restricts the use, possession, manufacturing, storage, selling, promotion and other activities relating to weapons.
SB 924 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Makes various changes to the criminal justice system.
SB 956 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
Allows persons operating animal-driven vehicles to use lanterns and reflective material during nighttime hours.
SB 972 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Creates a Public Safety Medal of Valor for the state of Missouri.
SB 1000 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Makes changes to provisions on DNA profiling, including DNA testing of all felony and sexual offenders.
SB 1015 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry
Creation of the gang resistance education and training program to be used in schools.
SB 1145 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry
Allows various jurisdictions to adopt ordinances to install automatic traffic control enforcement systems.
SB 1171 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
Codifies the Office of Homeland Security and the Missouri Security Council.
SB 1277 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Provides for licensing of private fire investigators.
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
(2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
PRISONS AND JAILS
HB 1179 --- Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George --- CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Revises surcharge in criminal cases so that the money collected may also be used to pay for any expenses related to housing costs or fees for prisoners.
HB 1188 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Goodman, Jack
Revises various statutes relating to fees and costs in criminal cases.
HB 1390 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Bough, Jerry
Requires persons committed to a county jail who are convicted to pay the cost per diem for each day they were in the county jail.
HB 1540 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Myers, Peter
Requires incarcerated offenders to pay a three dollar fee every time they receive non-emergency medical, dental, or optometric services.
HB 1544 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen
Creates a two dollar surcharge in criminal cases to be paid to the sheriff where the violation occurred to offset expenses for housing prisoners in the county jail.
SB 713 --- Sponsor: Quick, Edward E.
Eliminates the death penalty.
SB 812 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Specifies that sales at prison stores are subject to sales tax.
SB 921 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Establishes that review hearings to place offenders in administrative segregation are not contested cases.
SB 986 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee.
SB 1000 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Makes changes to provisions on DNA profiling, including DNA testing of all felony and sexual offenders.
SB 1026 --- Sponsor: Mathewson, James L.
Requires the DNA testing of all felons entering the Department of Corrections and other felons leaving a county jail.
SB 1229 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Excludes commercially produced tobacco products from items that cannot knowingly be delivered to a jail or prison.
SB 1348 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Eliminates mandatory minimum sentencing for certain felons.
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
FIREARMS
HB 919 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Shannon
Creates the crime of unlawful purchase, ownership, or possession of body armor.
HB 1152 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Hobbs, Steve
Revises the crime of making a terroristic threat and creates the crimes of threatening the use of a weapon of mass destruction and computer dissemination of information to promote a terrorist act
HB 1219 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James --- CoSponsor: Witte, Terry L.
Revises the statute on unlawful use of weapons to exempt appointed or elected prosecutors, assistant prosecutors, circuit attorneys or assistant circuit attorneys.
HB 1565 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Barnitz, Frank A.
Creates the county sheriff's revolving fund.
HB 1584 --- Sponsor: Phillips, Susan C. --- CoSponsor: Brown, Jason
Revises the crime of unlawful use of weapons by making it a class B misdemeanor to , with criminal negligence, carry a firearm or other weapon into certain areas of an airport.
HB 1600 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Hobbs, Steve
Provides that concealed carry endorsements on drivers' licenses shall expire three years from the date of the certificate of qualification issued by the county sheriff of the applicant's residence.
HB 1601 --- Sponsor: Purgason, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Van
Revises the law creating the county sheriff's revolving fund by allowing the funds to be used to pay for the expenses necessitated by the concealed-carry act.
HB 1687 --- Sponsor: Jones, Robin Wright --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Creates the crime of criminally negligent storage of a firearm.
HCR 28 --- Sponsor: Page, Sam --- CoSponsor: Wilson, Vicky Riback
Requests the Department of Public Safety to conduct a comprehensive review of personalized handgun technologies and report their findings and recommendations to the General Assembly.
SB 898 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Prohibits sale of firearms without a trigger locking device.
SB 939 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
Limits the ability to carry a concealed weapon in a passenger compartment to those with a concealed carry endorsement.
SB 946 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm.
SB 1332 --- Sponsor: Caskey, Harold
Allows sheriffs to pay the costs of issuing concealed carry endorsements with sheriff's revolving fund money.
SB 1341 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Revises the purposes for which monies in the county sheriff's revolving fund can be spent.
SB 1356 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Prohibition against transporting a concealable firearm in a vehicle without a concealed firearm endorsement.
SB 1357 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Creates a prohibition against carrying a concealed weapon with a concealed carry permit from another state.
SB 1358 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Prohibits against carrying concealed weapons in certain locations.
SB 1397 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Prohibits the carrying of a concealed weapon at a school event or at a school facility.
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Bills Reported Do Pass by House Committees
With Do Pass and Last Activities
HB 916 - Sponsor: Brown, Jason - CoSponsor: Page, Sam
Revises the crime of identity theft and creates a new crime of
trafficking in stolen identities.
SCS HB 916 -- (LR# 3308S.02T)
COMMITTEE: CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
1/12/2004 Reported Do Pass with amendments (H)
3/04/2004 Truly agreed to and finally passed
HB 960 - Sponsor: Roark, Bradley G.
Designates a portion of U.S. Highway 60 as the "Trooper Russell
Harper Memorial Highway".
HB 0960 -- (LR# 3611L.01I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
2/19/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
3/15/2004 Second read and referred: Transportation (S)
HB 1055 - Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. - CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Increases the punishment for possession of child pornography to a
class D felony.
HCS HB 1055 -- (LR# 3722L.02P)
COMMITTEE: BUDGET
3/16/2004 Reported Do Pass (H)
HB 1074 - Sponsor: Byrd, Richard - CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Makes it a crime to burn a cross or cause a cross to be burned if
done with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.
HCS HB 1074 & 1129 -- (LR# 3897L.02P)
COMMITTEE: SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON URBAN ISSUES
3/11/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
3/16/2004 Perfected (H)
HB 1105 - Sponsor: Crawford, Larry - CoSponsor: Moore, Danielle
Establishes additional regulations for driver's licenses, non driver's
licenses, and permits.
HCS HB 1105, 1062, 1111, 1113 & 1119 -- (LR# 3535L.06C)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
1/22/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
HB 1114 - Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Allows survivors of peace officers and firefighters killed in the
line of duty to receive special license plates.
HB 1114 -- (LR# 3910L.01I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
3/03/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
HB 1142 - Sponsor: Daus, Michael - CoSponsor: Whorton, James
Allows operators of low-speed vehicles to use public highways under
certain conditions.
HB 1142 -- (LR# 3792L.01I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
3/03/2004 Reported Do Pass Consent with amendments (H)
HB 1149 - Sponsor: May, Bob - CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill
Designates a bridge over a portion of Interstate 44 in Phelps County
the "Trooper Mike L. Newton Memorial Bridge".
HB 1149 -- (LR# 3506L.01I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
2/19/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
3/15/2004 Second read and referred: Transportation (S)
HB 1152 - Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin - CoSponsor: Hobbs, Steve
Revises the crime of making a terroristic threat and creates the
crimes of threatening the use of a weapon of mass destruction and
computer dissemination of information to promote a terrorist act.
HCS HB 1152 -- (LR# 2489L.04P)
COMMITTEE: HOMELAND SECURITY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS
3/11/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
3/17/2004 Perfected with amendments (H)
HB 1179 - Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George - CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Revises surcharge in criminal cases so that the money collected may
also be used to pay for any expenses related to housing costs or fees
for prisoners.
HCS HB 1179 -- (LR# 3842L.02C)
COMMITTEE: JUDICIARY
3/09/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
HB 1183 - Sponsor: Mayer, Robert - CoSponsor: Lipke, Scott A.
Authorizes the creation of county law enforcement restitution funds
and revises statute on probation conditions to include restitution to
that fund and restorative justice methods.
HB 1183 -- (LR# 4051L.01P)
COMMITTEE: CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
3/04/2004 Reported Do Pass (H)
3/16/2004 Second Rd/Refer: Economic Development, Tourism & Local Gov
HB 1215 - Sponsor: Engler, Kevin - CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent
Revises the crime of escape from commitment to include escape from
commitment under section 632.480.
HCS HB 1215 -- (LR# 4139L.02P)
COMMITTEE: CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
3/03/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
3/16/2004 Second Rd/Refer: Judiciary &Civil &Criminal Jurisprudence
HB 1427 - Sponsor: Portwood, Dr. Charles R.
Modifies the provisions regarding forfeiture of controlled substances
and drug paraphernalia.
HB 1427 -- (LR# 4065L.01I)
COMMITTEE: CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
3/10/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
HB 1438 - Sponsor: Ward, Dan - CoSponsor: Kratky, Fred
Designates the "Deputy Steven R. Ziegler Memorial Highway".
HB 1438 -- (LR# 4359L.02I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
3/11/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
HB 1453 - Sponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L - CoSponsor: Icet, Allen
Enacts and modifies various provisions regarding the state foster
care system.
HCS HB 1453 -- (LR# 2427L.02C)
COMMITTEE: CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
3/16/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
3/17/2004 Laid Over (H)
Revises the crime of kidnapping by including kidnapping of a child
under fourteen years of age.
HS HB 1487 -- (LR# 4646L.04P)
COMMITTEE: CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
3/15/2004 Reported Do Pass (H)
3/17/2004 Perfected with amendments (H
Designates the Trooper Jesse R. Jenkins Memorial Highway.
HB 1610 -- (LR# 4794L.01I)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
3/11/2004 Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
HB 1660 - Sponsor: Lager, Brad
Revises laws pertaining to accident reports and their disclosure.
HCS HB 1660 -- (LR# 4924L.02C)
COMMITTEE: TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
3/15/2004 HCS Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
OR THIRD READ AND SENT TO
THE HOUSE
SB 0802 - Gross - Sets out requirements for obtaining
a warrant by telephone
2/02/04
- Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee
SB 0818 - Coleman - Modifies the definition of
"prostitution-related offense"
2/09/04
- Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee
SB 0822 - Shields - Creates a stamp tax on controlled
substances
3/02/04
- SCS Voted Do Pass S Ways & Means Comm. (3126S.05C)
SB 0823 - Shields - Changes the classification of an
intoxication-related offense to a class D felony for prior offenders
3/02/04
- SCS Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee (3306S.02C)
SB 0835 - Caskey - Authorizes custodial
interrogations of persons suspected of committing felonies must be recorded
2/02/04
- Voted Do Pass S Judiciary & Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee
SB 0896 - Bland - Makes changes to the bail bondsmen
and surety recovery agent licensing provisions
3/02/04
- Bill Combined w/SCS SBs 1027 & 896
SB 1000 - Bartle - Makes changes to provisions on DNA
profiling, including DNA testing of all felony and sexual offenders
3/16/04
- Hearing Conducted H Crime Prevention & Public Safety
Committee
SB 1014 - Yeckel - Prohibits requiring St. Louis
police officers to reside within the city after four years of employment
2/17/04
- Voted Do Pass S Financial & Governmental Org.,
Veterans'
Affairs & Elections Committee
SB 1017 - Champion - Creates the crime of failing to
obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer
3/02/04
- Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee
SB 1027 - Cauthorn - Makes changes to the bail
bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions
3/11/04
- H First Read
SB 1045 - Kinder - Makes it a crime to burn a cross
with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons
3/16/04
- Hearing Conducted H Special Committee on Urban
Issues
Committee
SB 1144 - Dolan - Revises the law relating to
disabled license plates and placards and the use of designated disabled parking
spaces
3/03/04
- HCS Voted Do Pass H Transportation & Motor Vehicle
Committee
SB 1260 - Dolan - Permits law enforcement officers to
enforce the seat belt law if violation is clearly visible
3/04/04
- SCS Voted Do Pass S Transportation Com. (4539S.02C)
SB 1277 - Yeckel - Provides for licensing of private
fire investigators
3/16/04
- SCS Voted Do Pass S Financial & Governmental Org.,
Veterans'
Affairs & Elections Committee (4639S.02C)
SB 1359 - Jacob - Extends the statute of limitations
in certain sexual offenses involving a person age 18 or younger
3/15/04
- Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal
Jurisprudence
Committee
SB 1360 - Jacob - Extends the statute of limitations
in childhood abuse cases
3/15/04
- SCS Voted Do Pass S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal