- Committees

SB 655

Increases the minimum age for marriage from 15 to 16 years, modifies the sex offender registry system, and eliminates the statute of limitations for sexual offenses committed against minors

SB 793

Modifies provisions relating to court proceedings

SB 800

Modifies provisions relating to juvenile court proceedings

SB 871

Modifies provisions relating to orders of protection for a child, circuit clerks being named a party in expungement proceedings, court reporter fees, service of process after the expiration of the statute of limitations, and judicial positions

SB 954

Allows individuals found guilty of certain offenses of unlawful use of a weapon to expunge such record

SRB 975

Repeals expired, ineffective, and obsolete statutory provisions

HB 1797

Establishes provisions relating to unlawful activity on nuclear power plant property

HB 2562

Modifies provisions relating to municipal courts and ordinances, abandoned property, salaries of Kansas City police officers, treatment courts, court personnel and procedure, judicial retirement, service of process in certain cases, and private probation services

SB 552

Allows law enforcement agencies and prosecutors to request an audit by the State Auditor, and modifies the punishment for violating lobbying and conflict of interest provisions and the offense of official misconduct

SB 553

Modifies various provisions regarding local ordinances for dangerous buildings, requiring certain companies who own property to file an affidavit with the city clerk, municipal courts, and municipal and minor traffic violations

SB 566

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 589

Increases penalties for the distribution of heroin

SB 604

Requires the posting of certain information regarding human trafficking

SB 616

Prohibits law enforcement and emergency personnel peer support specialists from disclosing confidential information

SB 641

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 653

Allows the sheriff of the City of St. Louis to appoint deputies and assistants without the approval of a majority of circuit court judges of the City of St. Louis

SB 654

Requires every individual who is 17 years or older and is arrested for a felony offense to provide a biological sample for DNA profiling and creates a procedure for certain persons who have had their samples collected to request expungement

SB 661

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 689

Prohibits a registered sex offender from living within one thousand feet of a former victim

SB 691

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 state agency actions

SB 710

Modifies the offense of driving with prohibited blood alcohol to include driving with prohibited drug content

SB 740

Requires courts to explain certain consequences of pleading guilty before such a plea may be accepted

SB 742

Creates a process by which courts may issue a certificate of exemplary conduct and good moral character to certain offenders

SB 748

Allows courts to depart from a statutorily required minimum prison term when sentencing a defendant

SB 750

Creates the offense of filing false documents

SB 753

Bars discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity

SB 777

Sets a maximum amount of state reimbursement to county governments who hold certain prisoners who are not charged with dangerous felonies or murder

SB 780

Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 786

Modifies provisions relating to "whistle-blower's" protection for public employees

SB 791

Provides that knowingly inciting another to commit suicide is involuntary manslaughter in the second degree

SB 792

Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

SB 809

Requires a defendant served after the statute of limitations has expired for wrongful death or medical negligence claims to be served within one hundred eighty days after the petition has been filed

SB 813

Modifies the offense of peace disturbance and allows a civil action against a person who commits the offense of peace disturbance and obstructs a highway or access to emergency medical services

SB 828

Modifies provisions relating to racial profiling in policing

SB 830

Creates the Nuclear Power Plant Security Guard Act

SB 851

Modifies the law relating to orders issued by juvenile courts and court reporter fees

SB 857

Modifies provisions of law relating to the placement of children

SB 858

Modifies provisions of law relating to investigations of child abuse or neglect

SB 874

Allows citizens to summon a grand jury by filing a petition with the court

SB 877

Modifies provisions relating to the publication of notice of the sale of real estate

SB 888

Modifies provisions relating to criminal history records

SB 895

Modifies the amount of interest that can be collected on a judgment balance in civil actions

SB 900

Removes certain restrictions on the sale of alcohol and lottery tickets by persons convicted of a criminal offense

SB 909

Modifies provisions regarding notice of sale of real estate, powers of appointment, no-contest clauses in trust instruments and trust protectors, and establishes the Missouri Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act

SB 946

Modifies provisions relating to trusts, powers of appointment, and gifts in fraud of marital rights and establishes the Missouri Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act

SB 947

Modifies provisions relating to powers of appointment and trust protectors

SB 958

Requires the Attorney General to establish an electronic tracking system to monitor sexual assault collection kits

SB 966

Modifies provisions relating to the administration of the criminal justice system

SB 970

Requires a person who has been found guilty of driving while intoxicated to complete a victim impact program approved by the court

SB 974

Modifies the law relating to the establishment, charging, and appeals of lesser included offenses

SB 976

Creates a process for establishing and operating domestic violence fatality review panels

SB 983

Modifies provisions of the criminal code relating to drunk boating and driving, proof of insurance while driving, privacy, the assessment of fees, and drug related offenses

SB 996

Modifies the jury instructions in first degree murder cases

SB 1005

Specifies circumstances under which traffic court judges in St. Louis County may review driver's license revocations for refusal to submit to a chemical test

SB 1014

Creates the offense of nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images

SB 1025

Modifies provisions regarding qualified spousal trusts

SB 1027

Enacts provisions relating to homeowners' associations

SB 1051

Prohibits a person from possessing a firearm if they are subject to an order of protection or have been convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence offense

SB 1058

Prohibits a person from possessing a firearm if they are subject to an order of protection or have been convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence offense

SB 1078

Modifies the statute of limitations for the offense of forgery on a student loan document

SB 1097

Modifies sentencing for certain sexual offenders

SJR 22

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

SRB 1024

Repeals expired, ineffective, and obsolete statutory provisions

HB 1249

Modifies provisions regarding nuisance actions in the City of Springfield, municipal courts, treatment courts, court reporter costs, guardian ad litem fees, sealing of civil judgements, and municipal prosecutors serving as city attorneys

HB 1250

Modifies provisions relating to trusts, powers of appointment, gifts in fraud of marital rights, and commercial receivership, and establishes the Missouri Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act

HB 1296

Establishes "Toby's Law," which requires any person who has pled guilty to or been found guilty of driving while intoxicated to complete a victim impact program approved by the court

HB 1344

Modifies provisions relating to private probationary services for misdemeanor offenders

HB 1351

Requires a responsive pleading to be filed in any motion to modify child support, child custody, or spousal maintenance

HB 1597

Modifies provisions relating to the right of sepulcher and the death registration process

HB 1633

Modifies certain provisions relating to criminal offenses

HB 1739

Establishes provisions relating to minimum terms of imprisonment

HB 1769

Creates the offense of filing false documents

HB 2026

Modifies provisions regarding the housing and transportation of prisoners

HB 2042

Modifies provisions relating to sexual offenders

HB 2101

Modifies provisions relating to the payment of guardian ad litem fees in certain cases

HB 2104

Restricts the use of cell-site simulator devices

HB 2110

Raises the county limits on awards issued for the apprehension of felons

HB 2194

Modifies provisions relating to criminal records

HB 2336

Modifies provisions relating to criminal offenses

HB 2499

Modifies provisions relating to videoconferencing for parole hearings

HRB 1

Repeals obsolete, expired, sunset, and terminated statutory sections and portions of sections