CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT

Missouri House of Representatives
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CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT
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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.

: Prohibits incarceration of minors with adults.

: Allows person over twenty-five years of age to operate or ride motorcycles without helmets on certain highways.

: 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.

: Prohibits trespassing on school buses.

: Makes it a felony to sell or attempt to sell a child.

: Changes certain sexual offenses.

: Prohibits operating a cellular telephone in a motor vehicle.

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

: Creates crime of offender sexual abuse.

: 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.

: 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.

: Changes law regarding juvenile certification as adults.

: Prohibits female genital mutilation.

: Imposes additional fines on certain commercial vehicles exceeding the speed limit.

: Requires the use of convicted repeat drunk driver license plates by prior and persistent drunk drivers.

: Requires HIV testing of certain offenders.

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

: Requires Governor to notify victim's family when death sentence is commuted.

: Permits primary enforcement of seat belt violations.

: Increases penalty for speeding in a construction zone.

: Requires licensing of bail bond agents and surety recovery agents.

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

: Provides a restitutionary cause of action for wrongful imprisonment.

: Requires sealing of certain traffic violation records.

: Permits the sealing of certain criminal records.

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

: Requires payment of outstanding fines before issuance of hunting license.

: Enacts the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision.

: Changes law regarding the careless operation of motor vehicles.

: Creates the crime of eluding a law enforcement officer.

: Changes various traffic regulations and penalties.

: Designates venue in criminal credit card fraud cases.

: Penalizes the filing of false information with the Director of Revenue.

: Creates the crime of financial exploitation of an elderly or disabled person.

: Increases the fine for subsequent violations of child passenger restraint systems from twenty-five to one hundred dollars.

: 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.

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

: Regulates the sale of tobacco products.

: 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 law regarding institutional vandalism and vandalism of cemeteries.

: Changes method of sentencing.

: Regulates telemarketing solicitation procedures.

: Requires posting of certain criminal offenders on Internet.

: Reduces allowable blood alcohol level for driving offenses.

: Makes posting a bond by the prosecutor in an extradition case discretionary.

: Increases the penalty for interstate harassment.

: Revises unlawful merchandising practices.

: Criminalizes failure to obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer.

: Changes law regarding crimes involving alcohol.

: Limits liability of persons defending the flag.

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

: Creates a suicide prevention grant program, to be administered by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

: Requires the proceeds of forfeitures to be used for the creation and operation of safe schools and crime prevention programs.

: 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.

: Requires drivers to change lanes when an emergency vehicle is stopped.

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

: Prohibits crossing the median on interstate highways.

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

: Creates crime of eluding a law enforcement official.

: Revises the Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Limits the future employment of the Chief Information Officer of the Office of Administration.

: Gives the Board of Probation and Parole independent status.

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

: Revises various child protection laws.

: Requires the revocation of a physician's license for assisting in a suicide.

: Increases penalty for certain repeat sexual offenders.

: Requires the Division of Family Services to withhold public assistance payments from persons with outstanding arrest warrants.

: Makes various changes relating to domestic violence.

: Makes various changes relating to domestic violence.

: 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.

: Amends the law concerning the taking, recording and use of fingerprints for criminal records kept by the State Highway Patrol.

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

: Prohibits gaming interests from making political contributions.

: Repeals section prohibiting ticket scalping.

: Adds criminal disposition of waste to CAFA activities.

: Changes certain stealing laws.

: Changes certain sexual offenses against children.

: Lower highest speed limit to sixty-five miles per hour and increases fine for speeding more than seventy miles per hour to one hundred dollars per mile per hour.

: Creates the crime of theft of service.

: Prohibits housing of violent and non-violent offenders in the same cell.

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

: Provides for review of nonparoleable sentences.

: Regulates the taking and killing of feral hogs.

: Regulates the use and operation of private jails.

: Changes certain crimes regarding driving under the influence.

: Creates crime of theft by Internet.

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

: Prohibits the parking of motor vehicles in a commuter parking lot for the primary purpose of selling the motor vehicle.

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

: Changes the house arrest program.

: Adds juvenile officers to list of judicial officers in crime of tampering with a judicial officer.

: Prohibits the deceptive use of health-related cash discount cards.

: Changes certain provisions of the Controlled Substances Law.

: Creates a commission on the death penalty.

: Requires mandatory prison sentence for certain assaults of a law enforcement officer.

: Regulates the unused property market.

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

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

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

: Permits the creation of and regulates private prisons.

: Permits the city of St. Louis to adopt firearm regulations.

: Eliminates the statute of limitations on sexual offenses.

: Prohibits the buying and selling of stolen pets and creates the missing and stolen pet registry.

: Changes intoxication related offenses.

: Requires two-year revocation of driver's license for committing two or more violations while fleeing a law enforcement officer.

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

: Changes certain sexual offenses against children.

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

: Requires Department of Revenue to refund costs and fines paid if person is acquitted of an intoxication-related traffic offense.

: Changes fee charged by prosecutor for bad checks.

: Regulates and licenses explosives blasters.

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

: Creates crime of trespass on a school bus and requires phone in bumper stickers for school buses.

: Permits termination of teacher or school employee contracts if the teacher or employee admits to illegal possession or use of a controlled substance.

: Regulates the sale of certain firearms.

: Prohibits persons less than eighteen years of age from possessing tobacco products.

: Creates the project exile program.

: Regulates adult establishments.

: Requires small claims court to keep defendant's address and employment until judgment is satisfied.

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

: Criminalizes certain aggressive driving.

: 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.

: Amends the law regarding one hundred day probation.

: Permits the expungement of certain criminal records.

: Permits parents to leave their newborns at a medical facility without fear of prosecution for abandonment of such child.

: Makes various changes to laws regarding domestic violence.

: Allows prosecutors to carry concealed weapons.

: Makes the attorney general responsible for the prosecution of all election offenses.

: Removes the requirement of motorcycle helmets for those twenty-one years of age or older.

: Changes method of bail bonding in certain counties.

: Increases the penalty for stealing certain methamphetamine ingredients.

: Opposes the DEA's decision to cut off state funding to cover the cost of cleaning up clandestine drug labs.

: 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.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the Governor's power to commute sentences.

: Prohibits bail bondsmen from issuing bail bonds for profit in counties of the second, third and fourth classification.

: Permits ten percent of all bail to be distributed to local law enforcement agencies.

: Bans assault weapons.

: Revises laws regarding intoxication-related traffic offenses.

: Increases penalties for possession of child pornography.

: Creates right of compensation for wrongful imprisonment.

: Prohibits financial exploitation of the elderly.

: Creates crime of theft of service.

: Creates crime of trespass on a school bus.

: Revises various child protection laws.

: Revises criminal activity forfeiture act.

: Creates a pharmaceutical assistance program for qualified senior citizens.

: Changes penalties for hunting violations and expunges misdemeanor convictions after three years.

: Establishes pilot program of Urban Early Compulsory School Attendance.

: Creates crime of theft of service.

: Regulates telemarketing and marketing practices.

: Creates crime of evading law enforcement officer.

: Increases penalty for littering.

: Relating to the sale of cigarettes.

: Relating to unsolicited consumer telephone calls.

: Relating to certain sentencing provisions.

: Increases penalties for violations of utility laws.

: Kansas City may enact ordinances against dumping and littering.

: Revises various child protection laws.

: Revises laws relating to computer crimes.

: Regulates unsolicited telephone sales calls.

: Allows certain individuals to carry concealed weapons.

: Creates Drug Courts Coordinating Commission.

: Revises laws regarding intoxication-related traffic offenses.

: Revises motor vehicle emissions inspections for certain areas.

: Creates the offense of aggressive driving.

: Allows the seat belt law to be primarily enforced.

: It is a Class D felony to make a material false statement to the gaming commission.

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

: Creates a commission on the death penalty.

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

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Prohibits discrimination in livestock purchasing and creates registration for stockyards.

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

: Allows certain convicted felons to obtain post-conviction DNA testing.

: Places restrictions on gaming boat licensees concerning facility use and location of other businesses.

: Creates felony of intimidation of an athletic coach, manager or sports official.

: Protects health care employees who report abuses by health care facilities.

: Amends motor vehicle tinted window prohibition.

: Regulates resale of tickets to certain sporting events and concerts.

: Revises laws regarding intoxication-related traffic offenses.

: Revises certain sexual offenses involving children.

: Creates new provisions relating to trespassing.

: Restrictions on telemarketing and establishes a data base for individuals who object to telephone solicitations.

: Extends domestic violence and criminal reporting laws.

: The Department of Conservation is responsible for damage caused by wild elk.

: Requires drivers to take certain actions when emergency vehicle approaching.

: Provides added assistance for compulsive gamblers.

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

: Revises and creates crimes regarding theft of merchandise.

: Regulates sale of unused property (flea markets).

: Makes various changes to the Office of Administration regarding purchasing products and services.

: Creates crime of theft of service.

: Mentally retarded persons may not receive death penalty; provides hearing procedure.

: Courts may fine public employee up to $5000 for failure to enforce rights of crime victims.

: Creates Commission on the Death Penalty.

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Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated September 11, 2000 at 2:52 pm