SCS/SB 640 - This act provides that a court may place a person on electronic monitoring with victim notification if the person is charged with, or has been found guilty of, violating an order of protection. Electronic monitoring with victim notification is defined as a monitoring system that can monitor the movement of a person and send alerts whenever the person is within a certain distance of protected premises. The court only may place a person on electronic monitoring with victim notification if the protected person has provided his or her informed consent. The phrase "informed consent" is defined under the act. The person being monitored must pay the costs associated with the monitoring. Under this act, an alert is probable cause to arrest the monitored person for a violation of a protective order. This act requires the Department of Corrections, Department of Public Safety, Missouri State Highway Patrol, circuit courts, and local law enforcement agencies to share information obtained via the electronic monitoring. This act provides immunity from liability to suppliers of the electronic monitoring system for certain injuries associated with the use of the system. The provisions of this act expire August 28, 2020. MEGHAN LUECKE