CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Bills Assigned to Committee
CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
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: Changes the waiting period for a marriage license.

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

: Provides that venue requirements for small claims court shall be identical to venue requirements for civil suits in circuit and associate circuit court.

: Allows spousal maintenance to be terminated based on cohabitation.

: Allows either party in a discrimination case to file suit and request a jury trial when the commission completes its administrative proceedings.

: Changes the amount the state will pay for institutionalization of children.

: Creates civil penalties for false monetary or property-related claims against the state.

: Requires registration of sexual offenders upon release from custody even if offender does not leave county where incarcerated.

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

: Establishes the Juvenile Information Governance Commission.

: Requires a roll call on votes to close meetings; penalizes negligent violations of sunshine law; increases penalties for violations of sunshine law.

: Revises the Principal and Income Act applicable to trusts and estates.

: Provides authority to combat technological crimes.

: Revises law on the privacy of elementary and secondary student records, regulates disclosure of higher education disciplinary actions, and revises marriage law.

: Requires lenders who contract for repossession of a motor vehicle to accept such vehicle and render payment to repossessor, or to release title to repossessor.

: Requires a roll call on votes to close meetings; penalizes negligent violations of sunshine law; increases penalties for violations of sunshine law.

: Changes the notice requirements for successors in title seeking to recover rents from tenants.

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

: Requires a roll call on votes to close meetings; penalizes negligent violations of sunshine law; increases penalties for violations of sunshine law.

: Regulates Internet access by minors in public schools and libraries.

: Requires a roll call on votes to close meetings; penalizes negligent violations of sunshine law; increases penalties for violations of sunshine law.

: Removes from the original jurisdiction of the juvenile/family courts cases involving violations of traffic laws by children over fifteen years of age or violations of tobacco laws by children.

: Creates certain evidentiary rights for defendants in driver's license suspension and revocation cases.

: Amends various statutes relating to marriage by adding gender neutral language.

: Removes the Social Security number requirement on marriage licenses for applicants who do not have a Social Security number and establishes policy on recognition of marriages.

: Prohibits certain noncompetition contracts in the broadcasting industry.

: Amends various provisions relating to the Administrative Hearing Commission.

: Prohibits discrimination based on a person's sexual orientation.

: Repeals the current child relocation statute and reenacts an earlier version of this section.

: Modifies various provisions regarding the handling of cases involving sexual violent predators.

: Creates office for victims of crime, funded by an increase in certain court filing fees.

: Requires court reporters to be certified.

: Allows adult siblings to register with the Division of Family Services adoption registry and allows biological parents to consent to disclosure of identifying information at the time of registering.

: Prohibits the disclosure of health information without the consent of the person to whom such information pertains.

: Enacts the Uniform Planned Community Act.

: Expands the jurisdiction of the juvenile courts to include paternity, permanent guardianship and dissolution of marriage actions.

: Allows the State of Missouri to be sued in state court under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

: Requires banks, savings and loan associations and credit unions to honor state payroll checks.

: Exempts the cash value of insurance policies from the claims of general creditors.

: Requires juvenile sex offenders to provide notice of their status as such to their school superintendent.

: Prohibits insurers from using genetic information to discriminate and makes it unlawful to require a person to submit to certain genetic procedures for certain purposes.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change distribution of forfeiture proceeds.

: Regulates Internet access for minors in public libraries and schools.

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

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

: Creates the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act.

: State policy is to recognize marriage only between male and female.

: Revises Principal and Income Act and the rule against perpetuities.

: Revises the Sunshine Law.

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