Bills assigned to Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence
SB 13 - Dixon - Adopts the Compact for a Balanced Budget
SB 40 - Wallingford - Requires children under the age of 18 to be prosecuted for most criminal offenses in juvenile courts unless the child is certified as an adult
SB 46 - Libla - Modifies provisions relating to certain crimes against emergency service providers and creates the Blue Alert System
SB 68 - Onder - Modifies provisions relating to victims of crime
SB 81 - Dixon - Repeals provisions stating that community service alternatives used by municipal courts must be offered at no cost to the defendant
SB 83 - Dixon - Allows any single noncharter county judicial circuit to collect a court surcharge to be used towards the construction and maintenance of judicial facilities
SB 84 - Kraus - Restricts the use of cell site simulator devices
SB 99 - Emery - Allows a court to place a person on electronic monitoring with victim notification if a person has been charged with or found guilty of violating an order of protection
SB 101 - Cunningham - Increases penalties for knowingly allowing a minor to drink or possess alcohol or failing to stop a minor from drinking or possessing alcohol
SB 126 - Wasson - Allows certain offenses to be prosecuted in the county in which the victim resides or conducts business or where stolen property was located
SB 128 - Dixon - Modifies various provisions regarding criminal offenses, the Attorney General, the Department of Revenue, child support and custody, trusts and estates, guardianships, judges, court surcharges, court reporter fees, and victims of crime
SB 129 - Dixon - Establishes the Missouri Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act, which allows fiduciaries to access electronic records of the account holder
SB 135 - Curls - Repeals provisions regarding nonjudicial foreclosure proceedings and requires all foreclosure proceedings to be handled judicially
SB 142 - Emery - Requires a person who has been found guilty of driving while intoxicated to complete a victim impact program approved by the court
SB 143 - Emery - Requires the Senate to try all impeachments except for the impeachment of the Governor, which shall be tried by the Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court
SB 154 - Schaaf - Establishes and defines restorative justice conferences
SB 157 - Dixon - Adds language to jury instructions regarding lesser included offenses
SB 158 - Dixon - Modifies admissibility of chemical test results in intoxication-related proceedings for a certain time period
SB 159 - Dixon - Modifies provisions relating to the publication of notice of the sale of real estate
SB 167 - Schaaf - Modifies provisions of law relating to the right of suffrage for former felons
SB 169 - Dixon - Modifies provisions relating to court reporter fees for the preparation of transcripts
SB 170 - Dixon - Modifies provisions regarding qualified spousal trusts
SB 171 - Dixon - Modifies provisions relating to trust protectors and adds circumstances in which a no-contest clause in an irrevocable trust is not enforceable
SB 176 - Dixon - Defines official misconduct and creates penalties
SB 177 - Dixon - Makes offenders who owe court costs or restitution, or have not fulfilled certain other conditions, ineligible for early release for earned compliance credits
SB 178 - Dixon - Creates a process to determine whether criminal offenders are predatory sexual offenders and increases penalties against predatory, prior, and persistent sexual offenders
SB 204 - Sifton - Requires every individual who is 17 years or older and is arrested for a felony offense to provide a biological sample for DNA profiling
SB 221 - Riddle - Authorizes legal counsel for the Department of Mental Health to have standing in certain hearings involving a person unable to stand trial due to lack of mental fitness
SB 252 - Dixon - Modifies exemption for certain religious entities under the Missouri Human Rights Act
SB 287 - Nasheed - Creates a process for reducing bias in policing
SB 299 - Curls - Allows certain people to enter abandoned property to secure it, remove trash and graffiti, and maintain the grounds, and provides immunity from civil and criminal liability
SB 338 - Schupp - Bars discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity
SB 341 - Nasheed - Modifies provisions relating to offenses involving prostitution when those offenses involve children or persons under the influence of an agent
SB 344 - Nasheed - Creates a procedure for the expungement of criminal records relating to prostitution
SB 351 - Sifton - Increases penalties for the distribution of heroin
SB 352 - Sifton - Removes the statutes of limitations on civil actions and prosecutions involving offenses against children
SB 356 - Romine - Adds circumstances in which a no-contest clause in an irrevocable trust is not enforceable
SB 385 - Rowden - Prohibits peer support specialists from disclosing sensitive information in most circumstances
SB 390 - Emery - Authorizes an additional circuit judge for the 17th Judicial Circuit
SB 398 - Romine - Enacts provisions relating to homeowners' associations
SB 400 - Hegeman - Establishes a process for the parole of elderly offenders
SB 414 - Riddle - Modifies several provisions relating to the administration of public safety
SB 436 - Curls - Provides a process for the Parole Board to review the case histories of offenders serving more than 25 years in prison and recommend clemency or allow release on parole
SB 448 - Emery - Modifies provisions regarding insurance coverage of the cost to defend a claim in an administrative proceeding, proposed administrative rules affecting real property, and procedures for judicial review of action by a state agency
SB 462 - Sifton - Establishes the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact
SB 465 - Emery - Modifies various provisions relating to guardianships and conservatorships
SB 470 - Cunningham - Creates new provisions relating to unclaimed property
SB 482 - Sifton - Prohibits discrimination by certain public officials between licensed professional counselors and other mental health professionals
SB 484 - Koenig - Requires the judges of the twenty-second judicial circuit to appoint the sheriff of the City of St. Louis
SB 493 - Hegeman - Authorizes a health care decision-maker to make health care decisions for an incapacitated patient
SB 496 - Nasheed - Creates a procedure for creating and monitoring certificates of exemplary conduct and good moral character to certain criminal offenders
SB 497 - Nasheed - Requires courts to instruct defendants of certain consequences of a plea of guilty
SB 499 - Onder - Defines the offense of driving with prohibited blood alcohol or drug content
SB 509 - Dixon - Sets a maximum of fourteen days of state reimbursement to county governments who hold certain prisoners who are not charged with dangerous felonies or murder
SB 511 - Dixon - Creates domestic violence fatality review panels to investigate homicides involving domestic violence
SB 512 - Dixon - Modifies various criminal offenses including assault, harassment, acceding to corruption, and driving while intoxicated and provides for a court surcharge in certain cases
SB 513 - Dixon - Modifies certain provisions relating to the testimony of victims and witnesses
SB 520 - Emery - Modifies provisions regarding the revenue collected from certain municipal ordinance violations and municipal court procedure
SB 537 - Chappelle-Nadal - Requires courts to explain certain consequences of pleading guilty before such a plea may be accepted
SB 539 - Chappelle-Nadal - Creates a process by which courts may issue a certificate of exemplary conduct and good moral character to certain offenders
SJR 5 - Emery - Requires the Senate, beginning January 1, 2019, to try all impeachments except for the impeachment of the Governor, which shall be tried by the Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court
SJR 6 - Emery - Delineates procedures a court must follow when assessing a claim that the government has enforced a law that limits a person's constitutional rights
HB 34 - Plocher - Changes the laws regarding the Uniform Commercial Code to adopt the current version of Articles 1 and 7
HB 35 - Plocher - Modifies admissibility of chemical test results in intoxication related proceedings
HB 50 - Roeber - Provides that Division Twelve of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit shall sit at the City of Independence
HB 57 - Haefner - Modifies provisions relating to law enforcement
HB 144 - McGaugh - Authorizes a health care decision-maker to make health care decisions for an incapacitated patient, changes the fees for the retrieval of health care records, and allows the disclosure of such records to certain persons
HB 219 - Hill - Modifies provisions relating to diversionary courts and private probation services
HB 261 - Brown - Requires certain facilities to display a poster relating to human trafficking
HB 294 - Lynch - Provides certain immunities for persons seeking medical assistance for a drug or alcohol overdose
HB 303 - Mathews - Creates the offense of filing false documents
HB 422 - Cornejo - Adds an engagement ring, interest in a 401(k), and interest in any type of IRA to the list of exemptions in bankruptcy proceedings, and increases the value amount of property that may be exempt
HB 743 - Conway - Modifies provisions relating to compensation for victims of crime
HB 909 - Fraker - Allows the next-of-kin to delegate the final disposition of human remains
HCB 1 - McGaugh - Modifies various provisions regarding criminal offenses, the Attorney General, the Department of Revenue, child support and custody, trusts and estates, guardianships, judges, court surcharges, court reporter fees, and victim's of crime