- Committees

SB 445

Establishes the Joint Committee on the Missouri Criminal Code

SB 446

Specifies that drug courts may be funded by the county law enforcement restitution fund

SB 447

Adds mail to the list of types of property that, when stolen, increase the classification of the crimes of stealing and receiving stolen property to Class C felonies

SB 457

Modifies provisions of mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse

SB 489

Modifies provisions relating to weapons

SB 497

Increases the penalties for the crimes of trespassing and false impersonation and creates the crime of impersonating a public servant

SB 502

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

SB 506

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 508

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 518

Creates a mental health assessment pilot program for criminal offenders

SB 521

Requires a non-custodial parent to pay child support until the child reaches 22 years of age instead of 21 years of age

SB 525

Provides for nonpartisan elections of judicial candidates and forbids certain judges and candidates from engaging in political activities

SB 537

Increases the penalty for the crime of harassment

SB 539

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

SB 541

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

SB 552

Adds veterinarians to the statute of limitations for medical malpractice actions against certain health care providers

SB 554

Changes the notice requirement to a tenant in a foreclosure action from ten business days to ninety days

SB 555

Regulates certain contracts for the sale of residential real estate

SB 556

Allows courts to suspend imposition of an adult criminal sentence for certain juvenile offenders

SB 559

Allows petitions for expungement of certain criminal records

SB 573

Authorizes certain circuits to increase the civil court filing surcharge from the current $15.00 up to $20.00

SB 574

Allows associate circuit judges in Greene and Cass counties to hear and determine county ordinance violations

SB 600

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

SB 604

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

SB 609

Modifies comparative fault by eliminating joint liability and allowing consideration of any nonparty's fault

SB 613

Requires courts to award prevailing defendants their costs and attorney's fees

SB 614

Requires courts to award costs and attorney's fees to a party when a case has no basis in law or an attorney acts in bad faith

SB 626

Limits liability for a manufacturer after a product has been materially altered and modifies certain interest rates

SB 628

Modifies provisions relating to the judiciary

SB 636

Modifies provisions relating to the judiciary

SB 637

Specifies that certain training requirements only apply to applications for new concealed carry endorsements

SB 646

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 670

Allows debtors facing nonjudicial foreclosure to chose mediation or judicial foreclosure as alternatives

SB 680

Repeals authority for political subdivisions to regulate open carrying of firearms and requires certain local ordinances incorporate statutory justifications

SB 683

Modifies the laws relating to property exempt from execution or attachment

SB 685

Modifies ex parte communication requirements involving the Public Service Commission

SB 689

Modifies provisions relating to crimes committed against the elderly and disabled

SB 699

Modifies laws relating to criminal offenders under the supervision of the Department of Corrections

SB 704

Requires inverse condemnation or dangerous public property suits against municipal corporations be brought in the county where the land or any part lies

SB 713

Modifies provisions relating to adoption records

SB 720

Requires defendants in counties with prisons that have average populations of 1,000 or more to follow certain procedures for obtaining a change in venue

SB 732

Makes the punishment for trafficking cocaine the same regardless of whether the substance is powder or crack

SB 741

Provides that law enforcement agencies only have to procure an independent audit of federal seizures if the proceeds from the federal seizures exceed $500,000

SB 755

Enacts the "House of Worship Protection Act"

SB 761

Modifies the law regarding trusts to allow for appointment of a trust protector

SB 765

Authorizes circuit clerks to collect a surcharge for processing garnishments

SB 771

Modifies the duties and liabilities of skiers and ski area operators

SB 779

Authorizes certain officials to charge six dollars for cases disposed of by a traffic violations bureau and creates the MODEX fund

SB 789

Modifies provisions relating to DNA profiling by the Missouri State Highway Patrol crime lab and the DNA Profiling Analysis Fund

SB 802

Requires school districts to contract with other agencies or entities for the provision of alternative education services for certain disruptive students

SB 804

Criminalizes the failure to vacate leased premises in a rent and possession case under chapter 535

SB 823

Allows the Board of Probation and Parole to conduct hearings with offenders via videoconference

SB 827

Modifies the law relating to workers' compensation co-employee liability

SB 828

Modifies the law relating to occupational disease under the workers' compensation system

SB 863

Requires parents to file parenting plans after paternity has been established in court

SB 871

Modifies provisions relating to domestic violence

SB 872

Modifies provisions relating to criminal law

SB 875

Allows $9,999 in an irrevocable trust for certain funeral expenses to not be considered an asset when determining eligibility for public assistance

SB 884

Modifies provisions related to firearms

SB 885

Makes negligently casting flyrock onto property not under the responsibility of the person using explosives a violation of the Missouri Blasting Safety Act

SB 888

Authorizes Franklin County and Clay County to establish a municipal court if approved by the county commission

SB 894

Modifies the type of information required from applicants for a motor vehicle registration and a concealed carry endorsement

SB 897

Prohibits law enforcement agencies from establishing roadside checkpoint or road block patterns based upon a particular vehicle type, including the establishment of motorcycle-only checkpoints

SB 903

Provides the process for disposition of dogs involved in the crime of dog fighting

SB 908

Modifies provisions regarding the crime of trespass

SJR 37

Requires all meetings of apportionment commissions to be conducted in public and prohibits commission members from serving in the General Assembly for six years after service on commission

SJR 40

Amends the constitution to modify the ban on retrospective laws

SJR 41

Provides for election of certain judges and appointment by Governor of a Supreme Court judge

SJR 42

Provides for appointment by the Governor of certain judges with Senate approval

SJR 51

Modifies the composition of Appellate Judicial Commission and number of nominees for vacancies in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals

HB 1165

Modifies the requirements for a spousal trust to include both property held in one trust for both spouses and property held in two separate shares

HB 1171

Modifies provisions relating to courts, including juvenile court jurisdiction and how Franklin County prosecutes county orders

HB 1185

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

HB 1190

Repeals record-sharing provisions for law enforcement agencies working in charter counties

HB 1211

Modifies provisions relating to local courts

HB 1220

Establishes a pilot program to encourage visitation between mothers in prison and their children

HB 1272

Specifies a standard of proof of gross negligence for actions against detention facilities for inmate suicides

HB 1296

Establishes procedures to follow in child custody and visitation cases for military personnel

HB 1317

Modifies provisions relating to child abuse

HB 1319

Modifies provisions relating to weapons

HB 1326

Creates the Business Premises Safety Act

HB 1342

Requires courts to award litigation costs in certain situations where the judgment differs from settlement offers

HB 1349

Modifies provisions relating to irrevocable life insurance trusts

HB 1441

Modifies various workers' compensation and unemployment compensation provisions

HB 1460

Extends the sunset of a court fee for court automation and the time for use of such moneys

HB 1492

Authorizes Cass County to establish municipal county courts

HB 1513

Prohibits state laws from assigning equal or greater rights, privileges, or legal status to animals than to people

HB 1515

Modifies provisions relating to crime and criminal procedure

HB 1524

Specifies that the owners of property abutting a private road in the absence of any other agreement may petition the court to establish a plan of maintenance or improvement

HB 1525

Modifies laws relating to criminal offenders under the supervision of the Department of Corrections

HB 1527

Modifies the laws relating to property exempt from execution or attachment

HB 1615

Modifies provisions relating to actions against a person for conduct or speech at a public hearing or meeting

HB 1636

Allows certain municipalities to have only violations of their ordinances by individuals with special needs heard by associate circuit courts or county municipal courts

HB 1692

Requires election judges to swear that they will support and defend the United States and Missouri constitutions

HB 1700

Modifies provisions relating to the sex offender registry

HB 1826

Allows the Board of Probation and Parole to conduct hearings with offenders via videoconference and establishes a mental health assessment pilot program for criminal offenders

HJR 49

Affirms certain rights to posses, purchase, and manufacture ammunition and mechanical parts for firearms