CRIMINAL LAW

Bills Assigned to Committee
CRIMINAL LAW
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: Prohibits open containers of alcohol on school property.

: Increases the value assigned to certain stolen property.

: Expands evidence of possession of a controlled substance.

: Creates the crime of leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle.

: Changes penalties for certain assaults.

: Adds libraries to list of prohibited places for public intoxication.

: Changes certain sexual offenses.

: Requires drivers to obey a law enforcement officer's signal to stop.

: Prohibits sentencing a mentally retarded person to death, sets standard for evidentiary, use of interrogation of a mentally retarded person, and establishes a Commission on the Death Penalty.

: Repeals the death penalty.

: Changes penalty for criminal invasion of privacy.

: Prohibits female genital mutilation.

: Requires HIV testing of certain offenders.

: Changes sentencing procedure after amendment of a criminal statute and changes holding period for arrest for certain felonies.

: Expands the list of interested persons for distribution of accident reports.

: Prohibits the possession, sale or distribution of GHB or Ketamine.

: Creates the crime of eluding a law enforcement officer.

: Designates venue in criminal credit card fraud cases.

: Changes the penalty for aiding escape of a prisoner.

: Changes sentencing procedure after amendment of a criminal statute and changes holding period for arrest for certain felonies.

: Permits the use of federal convictions to assess points on drivers' licenses; revises insurance provisions.

: Expands the provisions of ticket scalping to all entertainment events.

: Changes method of sentencing.

: Reduces allowable blood alcohol level for driving offenses.

: Increases the penalty for interstate harassment.

: Changes law regarding crimes involving alcohol.

: Increases the penalty for unlawful use of weapons in schools.

: Includes within the Missouri Gaming Commission authorization a provision which makes testifying under oath to the Commission or its executive director a class D felony.

: Revises law on driving while intoxicated offenses.

: Creates the crime of driving with extreme blood alcohol content.

: Revises the Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Revises laws relating to protection of the elderly.

: Requires persons convicted of intoxication-related offenses and weapons offenses to pay an additional court cost to provide funding to trauma centers.

: Makes engaging in sexual conduct with animals (bestiality) a class D felony.

: Increases penalty for certain repeat sexual offenders.

: Changes crimes involving stealing.

: Prohibits issuance of license to persons convicted more than two times of driving while intoxicated.

: Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups.

: Makes Gamma Hydroxybuterate (GHB) a schedule II controlled substance.

: Repeals section prohibiting ticket scalping.

: Adds criminal disposition of waste to CAFA activities.

: Changes certain stealing laws.

: Changes certain sexual offenses against children.

: Creates the crime of theft of service.

: Allows donations to a county law enforcement fund as a condition of probation.

: Changes certain crimes regarding driving under the influence.

: Prohibits registered sex offenders from serving as sports coaches and referees.

: Creates the crime of unlawful drug transactions with a child.

: Governs the use of minors for enforcement of the liquor laws.

: Changes certain provisions of the Controlled Substances Law.

: Creates a commission on the death penalty.

: Increases mandatory jail time for prior and persistent intoxication-related traffic offenders.

: Creates an affirmative duty to stop serious harm to a child.

: Eliminates the statute of limitations on sexual offenses.

: Changes intoxication related offenses.

: Changes certain provisions of the Controlled Substances Law.

: Makes gamma hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) a scheduled controlled substance.

: Changes fee charged by prosecutor for bad checks.

: Adds crimes to definitions of persistent sexual offender and predatory sexual offender.

: Creates the project exile program.

: Requires jails to check for outstanding arrest warrants before releasing a prisoner.

: Criminalizes certain aggressive driving.

: Amends the law regarding one hundred day probation.

: Permits the expungement of certain criminal records.

: Clarifies definition of value for stealing purposes.

: Increases the penalty for stealing certain methamphetamine ingredients.

: Proposes constitutional amendment to change distribution of forfeiture proceeds.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to permit evidence of prior acts to be introduced into evidence in a criminal prosecution.

: Requires the placement of all forensic clients in a Department of Corrections Facility but remaining in the custody of the Department of Mental Health.

: Allows Division of Youth Services to issue arrest warrants for certain offenders.

: Revises laws regarding intoxication-related traffic offenses.

: Modifies the handling costs the prosecuting attorneys may charge a person for passing a bad check.

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