CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Bills Assigned to Committee
CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
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: Prohibits disclosure of Social Security numbers by the Department of Revenue.

: Revises the law on trepass.

: Allows spousal maintenance to be terminated based on cohabitation.

: Expands fraud provisions of unlawful merchandising practices.

: Changes amount state will pay for institutionalization of children.

: Limits access to student records.

: Prohibits noncompetition clauses in contracts with broadcast industry employees.

: Creates a good cause exception for removal of a guardian upon dissolution of marriage.

: Changes certain computer crimes and creates and revises certain crimes.

: Changes unlawful use of firearms law.

: Changes provisions of the law requiring registration of sexual offenders.

: Changes law regarding juvenile certification as adults.

: Changes certain computer crimes and creates and revises certain crimes.

: Requires all courts to order parties to a dissolution to attend educational sessions, except for good cause.

: Requires all votes in public meetings to be roll call votes.

: Requires the release to certain persons of coroner's reports and alcohol and drug tests on persons killed in automobile accidents without a subpoena.

: Requires notification to schools when juvenile pupils are charged with a crime as an adult.

: Revises the statutory provisions regarding relocation of a child following dissolution of marriage.

: Changes the distribution of juvenile information among state entities.

: Revises the title insurance code.

: Requires posting of certain criminal offenders on Internet.

: Revises unlawful merchandising practices.

: Limits liability of persons defending the flag.

: Includes juveniles charged as adults in the disclosure to superintendents of criminal proceedings against pupils.

: Authorizes the court to authorize or orders acts intended to protect a mentally disabled protectee's estate from reduction due to payment of unnecessary federal estate taxes.

: Changes permitted distributions for not-for-profit corporations formed to provide liability insurance for political subdivisions.

: Requires notice of appeal rights in decisions by Department of Social Services.

: Clarifies that the provisions of section 461.051 only apply to beneficiary designations made after the 1989 initial effective date of the section.

: Includes interference with visitation in the crime of interference with custody.

: Gives the Board of Probation and Parole independent status.

: Limits Internet access in public libraries.

: Revises various child protection laws.

: Allows courts to issue restraining orders against certain persons less than eighteen years of age.

: Prohibits state agencies from adopting rules requiring state certification from a public school program in certain cases.

: Limits causes of action by political subdivisions and the state against firearms manufacturers.

: Prohibits the court from making public any social security number.

: Removes requirement to maintain liability insurance on a motor vehicle.

: Revises the Sunshine Law.

: Gives the Attorney General authority to investigate resident abuse in any nursing home.

: Prohibits the court from awarding child visitation to a parent who has not had any meaningful contact with the child in the last thirty-six months.

: Enacts the Private Property Protection Act, which requires compensation from government entities when government programs devalue property by twenty percent or more.

: Creates crime of theft by Internet.

: Revises child relocation statute to repeal 1998 revisions of the statute.

: Requires custodial orders to permit all parents access to the child's health insurance provider.

: Allows for the emancipation of minors in certain circumstances.

: Exempts from attachment or execution a person's right to a state or local deferred compensation account.

: Allows public records to be reproduced using a computer-generated electronic retrieval system.

: Provides a cause of action for false claims against the state.

: Allows public administrator to receive attorneys' fees when someone brings an unsuccessful action against him or her.

: Expands family access motions by allowing all persons granted child visitation to file such a motion.

: Amends various statutes regarding the release and destruction of child abuse information obtained by the Division of Family Services.

: Allows the state auditor to bring a civil action when local governments do not comply with audit findings regarding possible criminal activity.

: Expedites termination of parental rights and adoption cases.

: Allows community notification regarding registered sex offenders, based on assessment of danger.

: Amends various school safety provisions.

: Allows for reimbursement of expenses in certain condemnation and inverse condemnation proceedings.

: Requires landlords of manufactured or mobile home land lease communities to provide 180 days notice to vacate prior to selling such property.

: Amends the victims' compensation fund to increase compensation for loss of earnings and to exclude life insurance proceeds from proceeds which reduce a victims' statutory compensation.

: Permits a materialman's lien when repairing or remodeling a residence.

: Adds the cohabitation or intended cohabitation of a parent as a relevant factor for the court to consider when determining child custody.

: Allows all housing authorities, except St. Louis, Kansas City and others, to appoint an additional commissioner in certain cases.

: Enacts the dedication to donation act.

: Relating to visitation rights.

: Revises various child protection laws.

: Clarifies a not-for-profit statute that limits corporate distributions.

: Revises the standard of proof for violations of the Sunshine Law.

: Makes several revisions in the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan.

: Changes several measures regarding the Administrative Hearing Commission.

: Requires assessment to be filed with petition for civil commitment of sexually violent predators.

: Enacts various school safety provisions.

: Exempts owners of inoperable motor vehicles or vehicles being stored from maintaining insurance.

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