LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES
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: Creates policemen and sheriffs' deputies trust fund in order to fund a minimum salary for such officers.

: Prohibits incarceration of minors with adults.

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

: Permits primary enforcement of seat belt violations.

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

: Allows school districts to have truant officers and creates penalty for allowing truants to loiter on business premises.

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

: Permits the sealing of certain criminal records.

: Allows private colleges and universities to hire law enforcement officers.

: Creates the crime of eluding a law enforcement officer.

: Changes pawnbrokers duties in regards to stolen property.

: Changes the placement of individuals found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.

: Gives firefighters, police officers and medical personnel a cause of action against persons injuring them on the job.

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

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

: Creates crime of eluding a law enforcement official.

: Revises the Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

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

: 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.

: Changes the salary structure for City of St. Louis police officers and repeals the position of turnkey.

: Increases the monthly retirement factor for retired police officers in the St. Louis Police Retirement System.

: 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.

: Requires court to issue warrant for arrest of persons on probation.

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

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

: Regulates the use and operation of private jails.

: Eliminates the office of marshal in certain cities.

: Changes residence requirements for Kansas City police officers.

: Governs the presentation of identification by on-duty peace officers for the Division of Liquor Control.

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

: Changes certain provisions of the Controlled Substances Law.

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

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

: Requires certain information to be provided to the Department of Corrections on delivery of an offender.

: Changes the duties of the Joint Committee on Corrections.

: Revises foster care reimbursement rate and child abuse reporting, authorizes counties to establish children's services councils, and establishes Court-appointed Special Advocates Fund.

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

: Makes technical changes to the St. Louis Police Retirement System provisions

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

: Enacts the Missouri Law Enforcement District Act.

: Waives the Division of Family Services' sovereign immunity for cases of child abuse under their supervision which result in death or serious injury.

: Removes requirement that officers issue citation on failure to produce proof of motor vehicle financial responsibility.

: Exempts from state tax and legal process funds received from certain police relief associations.

: Requires collection and reporting of racial information in traffic stops.

: Clarifies certain provisions of the Kansas City Police Retirement System.

: Changes the powers of commercial vehicle officers.

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

: Gives additional powers to park rangers in certain counties.

: Requires peace officers' employment records to be available to hiring law enforcement agencies.

: Makes various changes to laws regarding domestic violence.

: Proposes constitutional amendment to change distribution of forfeiture proceeds.

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

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

: Bans assault weapons.

: Creates law enforcement districts.

: Requires personal information in motor vehicle records to be closed with certain exceptions.

: Prisons shall provide laundry or linen services only to state departments and employees.

: Increases authorization for county law enforcement sales tax from one-half of one percent to one percent.

: Revises criminal activity forfeiture act.

: Transfers control over St. Louis City's police board and election board from the governor to the mayor.

: Creates crime of evading law enforcement officer.

: Changes the salary schedule for City of St. Louis police officers, and eliminates the position of turnkey officer in the City of St. Louis.

: Changes the administrative hearing process within the Kansas City police department.

: Authorizes a sales tax to fund jail districts.

: Requires certain elected law enforcement officials to be P.O.S.T. certified.

: Provides disciplinary hearings for law enforcement officers.

: Allows the seat belt law to be primarily enforced.

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

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Revises peace officer training and certification laws.

: Allows collective bargaining for certain public safety employees.

: Modifies domestic violence law.

: Revises certain Kansas City Police Retirement provisions.

: Requires law enforcement agencies to prohibit racial profiling practices and report statistics.

: Repeals automatic 2% pay increase for length of service for highway patrol members.

: Requires law enforcement agencies to prohibit racial profiling practices and report statistics.

: Criminal activity forfeiture proceeds shall be divided between schools and law enforcement.

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Last Updated September 11, 2000 at 2:53 pm