- Committees

SB 489

Mandates that judges must disqualify themselves from hearing a proceeding in certain situations

SB 490

Modifies the law relating to public policy exceptions to the at-will employment doctrine

SB 491

Modifies provisions relating to criminal law

SB 499

Modifies provision of law relating to qualified spousal trusts, mediation provisions in trusts, and no-contest clauses

SB 500

Modifies provisions of law relating to qualified spousal trusts, and no-contest clauses and mediation provisions in wills and trusts

SB 501

Provides that a trustee and the attorney shall be afforded the protections granted under attorney-client privilege

SB 519

Amends the current waiting period for having an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours

SB 542

Establishes the Missouri Nonrecourse Consumer Legal Lending Act

SB 548

Creates the crimes of failing to stop illegal firearm possession, negligent storage of a firearm, and failure to notify a school of firearm ownership

SB 549

Creates the crimes of failing to stop illegal weapon possession, negligent storage of a weapon, and failure to notify a school of weapon ownership

SB 551

Creates the offense of unlawful internet communication with a minor

SB 563

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

SB 583

Changes the evidentiary standard for noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases

SB 585

Modifies the calculation of the limitation for punitive damages

SB 614

Modifies the county description of Jefferson County in provisions of law which allow the county to prosecute certain violations in a county municipal court and provisions of law regarding judicial personnel

SB 615

Modifies provisions of law relating to court costs, civil fines, the Sunshine Law, immunity for law enforcement officers, judgeships, the crime of disarming of a peace officer, and court procedure

SB 621

Modifies various provisions of law regarding the publication of the statutes, garnishments, criminal procedure, judicial resources, court surcharges, law enforcement liability, and crime prevention

SB 625

Modifies provisions related to methamphetamine precursor drugs

SB 636

Increases the $2 surcharge for criminal cases in cities or counties with domestic violence shelters to $4

SB 640

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 654

Provides that a provision in a trust instrument requiring mediation or arbitration is enforceable

SB 658

Provides protections for alternatives to abortion agencies to freely engage in religious practices

SB 665

Creates crimes related to counterfeit, fake, diluted, or black market drugs

SB 676

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

SB 681

Provides a process for the Parole Board to review the case histories of offenders serving more than 15 years in prison and recommend clemency or allow release on parole

SB 682

Allows judges to suspend the imposition of an adult criminal sentence for juvenile offenders

SB 683

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 695

Authorizes the addition of a child by modifying an existing administrative child support order

SB 703

Modifies the law relating to the Missouri Human Rights Act

SB 706

Prohibits bad faith assertions of patent infringement

SB 710

Provides that aggravated stalking includes purposely accessing or attempting to access the address of a participant of the address confidentiality program

SB 724

Modifies the law relating to the filing of fraudulent financing statements with the Secretary of State and real property documents with recorders of deeds

SB 732

Modifies provisions relating to criminal procedure

SB 745

Modifies the provisions regarding sheriffs and other law enforcement officers, weapons, and concealed carry permits

SB 757

Modifies the law relating to the Missouri Human Rights Act

SB 758

Changes the term "free health clinic" to "community health clinic" and modifies its definition for the purposes of the State Legal Expense Fund

SB 770

Modifies provisions relating to inspection of abortion facilities

SB 771

Creates the offense of possession or transfer of an automated sales suppression device

SB 790

Modifies penalties for first degree murder when the person was under the age of 18 at the time of committing the offense

SB 792

Raises the amount the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund can pay to eligible victims and provides that the Public Safety Department can negotiate costs on behalf of victims

SB 793

Modifies provisions relating to criminal procedure

SB 797

Prohibits voluntary roadside checkpoints established by law enforcement for the collection of breath, blood, or saliva samples except for sobriety checkpoints

SB 807

Expands the list of criminal offenses eligible for expungement and specifies that courts close petitions and hearings for expungements of certain suspended sentences

SB 824

Modifies provisions relating to prosecutors, political subdivisions, law enforcement, courts, and funerals

SB 831

Establishes the Missouri Good Samaritan Law for when emergency services are called for drug overdoses

SB 843

Modifies provisions of the Missouri Sunshine Law

SB 863

Grants sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, and their administrative employees civil immunity when acting in compliance with a court order

SB 879

Requires every individual who is 17 years old or older and arrested for any felony offense to provide a biological sample for DNA profiling

SB 886

Provides that civil actions between a landlord and tenant are appealable

SB 889

Requires the state to pay the cost of incarceration and electronic monitoring of criminal defendants found guilty of felony offenses

SB 898

Allows the Department of Corrections to determine the manner of executions rather than requiring executions be by lethal gas or injection

SB 902

Modifies the laws regarding certain private nuisance actions

SB 911

Prohibits tenants who willfully damage rental property from being able to raise the defense of claim of right in cases involving certain property crimes

SB 915

Provides that a surcharge may be collected in criminal proceedings filed in the Thirty-First Judicial Circuit

SB 916

Prohibits the government from burdening a person's free exercise of religion unless acting in furtherance of a compelling government interest

SB 945

Modifies procedures in death penalty cases in which the defendant kidnapped the victim before causing the victim's death

SB 952

Modifies MO HealthNet fraud provisions as to statute of limitations

SB 971

Modifies mandated reporting requirements for sexual assault victims in a long-term care facility

SB 972

Allows a court to enter a remittitur order or increase the jury award in an action against a health care provider for medical malpractice

SB 975

Modifies provisions relating to expert witnesses

SB 976

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 978

Allows certain corporations to waive rights to judicial dissolution

SB 982

Modifies penalties for certain sex offenses

SB 985

Grants St. Louis County and Christian County an additional associate circuit judge and circuit judge

SJR 27

Provides that the people shall be secure in their electronic communications and data

SJR 34

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

SJR 36

Modifies constitutional provisions regarding the right to keep and bear arms

SJR 37

Removes language which appoints judicial officers to serve as a legislative district reapportionment commission

HB 1051

Adds certain substances to the list of controlled substances

HB 1192

Modifies the abortion parental consent provision and add protections for alternatives to abortion agencies

HB 1231

Modifies various provisions of law relating to the administration of justice

HB 1238

Modifies various provisions of law regarding court costs

HB 1245

Repeals duplicative versions of statutes

HB 1307

Amends the current waiting period for having an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours

HB 1320

Modifies provisions relating to breast-feeding

HB 1371

Modifies provisions relating to criminal law

HB 1372

Modifies the offense of unlawful funeral protests

HB 1374

Prohibits bad faith assertions of patent infringement

HB 1388

Prohibits government entities from obtaining the location information of an electronic device without a warrant, subpoena, or court order and using such information as evidence

HB 1410

Modifies provisions relating to landlord tenant actions and changes the expiration date on the requirement that builders must offer to install fire sprinklers

HB 1539

Modifies provisions related to law enforcement officers, self defense, and firearms

HB 1612

Modifies various provisions of law relating to garnishments

HB 1775

Requires the St. Louis County Bar Association to consult with the 21st Circuit and county police chief to improve the safety and method of entering the county courthouse and justice center

HB 1906

Reauthorizes a fund and grant program for law enforcement agencies that are investigating Internet sex crimes against children

HB 2085

Authorizes additional judgeships in certain circuits and repeals provisions of law concerning commissioners of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals

HB 2116

Modifies provisions relating to public safety

HB 2126

Provides that deadly force may be used by a person who occupies private property pursuant to specific authority of the property owner to occupy the property

HB 2238

Allows the use of hemp extract for the treatment of intractable epilepsy and creates licensing and registration procedures for the use, manufacture, and distribution of hemp.