- Committees

SB 8

Restricts co-employee liability in workers' compensation cases

SB 30

Increases the penalty for the crime of harassment

SB 32

Prohibits a workforce development agency from knowingly omitting from any bidding process an entity with whom it has a contract

SB 40

Allows certain medical consultants who contract with the Department of Social Services and the Department of Mental Health to be covered by the State Legal Expense Fund

SB 46

Allows elected officials to be excused from jury duty during their term of office

SB 57

Requires courts to transfer certain cases upon the request of the public administrator and specifies that certain political subdivision associations are not required to solicit competitive bids when procuring risk coverages

SB 59

Modifies provisions regarding judicial procedures

SB 60

Enacts various provisions relating to judicial procedures

SB 69

Modifies provisions relating to children who are victims of pornographic offenses

SB 70

Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri Family Trust

SB 85

Requires federal agents to personally notify the sheriff in the county where a federal warrant is to be served

SB 87

Removes the requirement that certain otherwise unlawful uses of a weapon be reasonably associated with, or necessary to, fulfill a person's official duties in order to be lawful

SB 89

Abolishes the state public defender system and requires circuit courts to provide legal defense for indigents

SB 112

Gives immunity from civil or criminal liability to persons reporting suspected child abuse to proper authorities

SB 116

Updates the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act

SB 134

Outlines the parental rights of individuals with disabilities in termination of parental rights cases

SB 149

Modifies the laws regarding the testimony of physicians as expert witnesses in lawsuits against physicians for improper health care

SB 156

Provides that suspended sentences may not be granted in statutory rape and sodomy cases

SB 157

Changes the laws regarding child abuse

SB 165

Extends the sunset on the Basic Civil Legal Services Fund

SB 171

Modifies provisions relating to private probation services

SB 172

Modifies the State Legal Expense Fund

SB 186

Makes it optional for the circuit court and circuit clerk in Cape Girardeau County to hold court and maintain certain offices in both Jackson and Cape Girardeau

SB 193

Allows Cass County to establish municipal county courts

SB 196

Restricts co-employee liability in workers' compensation cases

SB 211

Modifies how damages are assessed in certain lawsuits

SB 213

Modifies what information is required in a petition for guardianship for a minor or an incapacitated person, adopts the Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act and modifies procedures for ordering autopsies

SB 218

Moves Taney County to its own judicial circuit and specifies that the 38th Judicial Circuit will only be made up of Christian County

SB 227

Makes the results of certain types of field tests for controlled substances admissible as evidence in certain preliminary hearings and applications for arrest warrants

SB 237

Requires that the September 1996 Supreme Court standards for representation by guardians ad litem be updated

SB 238

Creates a presumption that certain infectious diseases are duty-related for the purposes of firefighters' disability and death benefits

SB 250

Requires sexual assault offenders to complete certain programs prior to being eligible for parole and prohibits them from living near child care facilities

SB 261

Removes the element of good cause from the crime of nonsupport

SB 272

Prohibits a state agency from requesting an additional appropriation of state moneys to satisfy an award of attorney fees and other expenses

SB 307

Allows Kansas City to collect an additional fourteen dollars in municipal ordinance violation cases

SB 308

Specifies how the courts may rule in contractual disputes involving the law of other countries and jurisdictional issues involving other countries

SB 314

Creates a crime for employers who divulge certain personal information of employees and customers

SB 320

Modifies provisions relating to domestic violence

SB 328

Allows corporate board members to consent to certain actions by electronic transmission

SB 331

Modifies the human trafficking provisions

SB 338

Modifies requirements of the Supreme Court to accumulate and review certain types of cases

SB 343

Creates the crimes of assault of an employee of a mass transit system while in the scope of his or her duties in the first, second, and third degree

SB 347

Requires persons convicted of failing to pay a fare for the use of Bi-State Development Agency facilities to reimburse the reasonable costs attributable to the enforcement, investigation and prosecution of such offense to the agency

SB 349

Abolishes the sentencing advisory commission

SB 350

Requires the sunset of all administrative rules proposed, adopted or amended after August 28, 2011, and allows an agency to repromulgate a rule that is set to sunset

SB 352

Creates a mental health assessment pilot program for criminal offenders

SB 354

Adds bath salts to the list of schedule I controlled substances

SB 362

Allows for the establishment of domestic violence fatality review panels

SB 363

Modifies provisions relating to crime

SB 366

Creates Missouri cooperative associations and modifies the law relating to the conversion of certain business organizations

SB 379

Restricts the time to file a products liability claim and when a manufacturer or seller of a product may be liable

SB 381

Allows a circuit judge to assess certain costs when the criminal case is dismissed and the criminal defendant consents

SB 384

Authorizes a civil cause of action against pharmacy benefit managers

SB 387

Allows for release on electronic monitoring for people who can afford to pay the costs associated with the monitoring

SB 394

Modifies the human trafficking provisions

SB 395

Modifies provisions governing the regulation of the bail bond industry by the Department of Insurance

SB 399

Modifies provisions relating to the crime of failure to return leased or rented property

SB 400

Modifies provisions regarding the crime of sexual contact with a student while on public school property

SB 415

Makes it a class C felony for a person on probation for a felony offense to knowingly possess a firearm

SB 425

Specifies when the crime of receiving stolen property is a felony offense

SB 428

Allows a sheriff to receive reimbursement for the actual costs of transporting a person to and from a mental health facility

SB 432

Regulates contingency-fee contracts between state entities and private attorneys

SB 433

Modifies the law relating to deeds of trust

SJR 3

Requires the Attorney General to seek appropriate relief against actions of the federal government when directed by the Governor, General Assembly, or a petition of the voters

SJR 17

Modifies the selection process for certain judgeships and the composition of judicial nominating commissions

HB 88

Requires courts to transfer certain cases upon the request of the public administrator

HB 111

Modifies and enacts various provisions of law relating to the judiciary

HB 118

Requires a law enforcement agency to enter certain information regarding orders of protection into the Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System within 24 hours

HB 162

Modifies workers' compensation laws

HB 189

Repeals the provision that prohibits expanded polypropylene coolers from being on or within 50 feet of any river in this state except for certain rivers and areas

HB 199

Modifies community service requirements for prior and persistent violators of intoxication-related traffic

HB 214

Modifies the human trafficking provisions

HB 252

Modifies the law regarding duties of business owners or operators to guard against criminal acts

HB 256

Extends the expiration date on the Basic Civil Legal Services Fund to December 2018

HB 257

Abolishes the Sentencing Advisory Commission

HB 260

Updates the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act

HB 276

Modifies funeral protest provisions

HB 327

Makes it optional for the circuit court and circuit clerk in Cape Girardeau County to hold court and maintain certain offices in both Jackson and Cape Girardeau

HB 434

Restricts co-employee liability in workers' compensation cases

HB 504

Changes the laws regarding domestic violence and orders of protection

HB 600

Modifies provisions relating to public safety

HB 604

Modifies provisions relating to parental rights

HB 641

Modifies provisions relating to controlled substances

HB 658

Reclassifies most methamphetamine precursor substances as Schedule III controlled substances requiring a prescription in order to be dispensed

HB 708

Specifies how the courts may rule in contractual disputes involving the law of other countries and jurisdictional issues involving other countries

HB 731

Requires the State Highway Patrol to request a determination of the legal status of any non-citizen on the sex offender registry

HB 999

Modifies provisions relating to the sex offender registration