LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES
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: Requires check for outstanding arrest warrants before releasing a prisoner and increases penalty for aiding the escape of a prisoner.

: Authorizes a sales tax for regional jail and court facilities.

: Creates the Policemen and Sheriff's Deputies Trust Fund.

: Makes the Highway Patrol annex building in St. Francois County into a district headquarters building.

: Authorizes retired and certain former police officers to carry concealed weapons.

: Raises Kansas City police salaries.

: Expands the classes of public employees who may join labor organizations.

: Authorizes the creation of multijurisdictional antifraud enforcement groups and revises peace officers training requirements.

: Authorizes and creates structure for law enforcement districts in certain counties.

: Revises laws on crime.

: Amends laws on motor vehicles and transportation.

: Requires check for outstanding arrest warrants before releasing a prisoner and increases penalty for aiding the escape of a prisoner.

: Prohibits persons in shock detention from being held beyond their period of detention.

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

: Requires peace officers' employment records to be available to hiring law enforcement agencies and evidence of unfitness to be forwarded to Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission.

: Provides a restitutionary cause of action for wrongful imprisonment.

: Creates faculty representative positions on all university boards of governors; makes other changes regarding higher education.

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

: Excludes dangerous felons and predatory sex offenders from the house arrest program.

: Provides authority to combat technological crimes.

: Creates Corrections Officer Standards and Training Commission.

: Requires licensing of bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents.

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

: Increases the salary and benefits of certain police officers and their beneficiaries in the City of St. Louis.

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

: Lowers the blood alcohol content level necessary for a conviction of driving with excessive blood alcohol content from .10 to .08.

: Revises watercraft safety and operating standards.

: Creates special license plate for coroners and medical examiners.

: Enacts the Safe Place for Newborns Act of 2001.

: Revises liquor laws.

: Requires persons at scene of accident or emergency to obey lawful orders of law enforcement officers.

: Expands responsibility of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners.

: Creates crime of eluding a law enforcement official.

: Creates the Policemen's and Sheriff's Deputies' Trust Fund for minimum peace officer salaries.

: Expands DNA profiling system to include all convicted felons.

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Provides for canine-handler training and standards.

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

: Revises peace officer selection and training laws.

: Expands college grant program for permanently injured or killed workers' spouses or children to include volunteer firefighters and reserve peace officers.

: Eliminates the office of city marshal in third class cities that contract for police service.

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

: Expands confidentiality of certain records to protect all peace officers.

: Creates a cause of action for firefighters, peace officers and emergency medical personnel for injuries they sustain in the course of their job duties.

: Mandates compensatory time for employees of the Highway Patrol who work more than full-time in any week.

: Makes various changes to the deferred retirement option plan (DROP) for the St. Louis Police Retirement System.

: Revises the stalking law.

: Requires resolution of suspensions of St Louis police personnel within 30 days.

: Increases the maximum allowable local sales tax for law enforcement from one-half of one percent to one percent.

: Increases the vacation and holiday provisions for the St. Louis City police department.

: Creates Board of Private Investigator Examiners and regulates private investigators.

: Revises laws on crime.

: Revises laws on sexual crimes.

: Expands authorized use, and limitations on use, of certain chemical blood alcohol content test to local law enforcement.

: Prohibits camera surveillance of public roadways except for purposes of monitoring traffic flow and community planning.

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

: Modifies peace officer employee rights.

: Revises intoxication-related offenses.

: Revises laws on crime.

: Authorizes permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Removes requirement that St. Louis police chief be promoted from within the department.

: Creates post-conviction right to DNA testing in certain cases, and modifies DNA profiling system.

: Permits court-ordered testing of persons whose bodily fluids have come in contact with certain employees.

: Raises Kansas City police salaries and prohibits release of peace officer driver's license information.

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Authorized a sales tax to fund jail districts.

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Prohibits future private prisons or jails.

: Creates a new possession crime for anhydrous ammonia, increases penalties for current ammonia crimes, and adds crimes for handling of certain methamphetamine precursor drugs.

: Revises crime of possession of child pornography.

: Requires racial profiling information for every stop of a motor vehicle.

: Expands responsibility of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners.

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

: Authorizes automated traffic enforcement programs.

: Authorizes law enforcement districts in Camden County.

: Requires drivers to obey the traffic-related signals and directions of sheriffs and deputy sheriffs.

: Licenses private investigatiors, bail bondsman and surety recovery agents.

: Defines improper computer electronic mail communications.

: Prohibits Department of Revenue from releasing information from its records regarding peace officers.

: Requires sheriffs to become certified peace officers.

: Revises police officer standards and training.

: Creates the Corrections Officer Standards and Training Commission.

: Allows cities and first class counties to establish an automatic traffic light signal violation monitoring system.

: Authorizes permits for concealable weapons.

: Revises compensation schedule of certain police officers and their beneficiaries in the city of St. Louis.

: Revises portions of the Model Traffic Ordinance chapter.

: Allows Sheriff to seize misappropriated property held by a pawnbroker.

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

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:50 am