CRIMINAL LAW

Bills Assigned to Committee
CRIMINAL LAW
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: Revises criminal laws.

: Adds arson to the hate crimes statute and makes it a class A felony regardless of whether it is 1st or 2nd degree or whether anyone was injured.

: Creates crime of failure to control a vicious animal, and allows impoundment pending verdict and humane killing upon plea or finding of guilt.

: Creates crime of bestiality.

: Makes it a crime to sell a child.

: Creates crime of enticement of a child.

: Creates an alcohol reduction program for children and youth funded by persons who sell certain alcoholic beverages.

: Revises venue for fraud crimes.

: Enacts the Anti-Terrorism Act.

: Revises the crime of invasion of privacy.

: Makes certain crimes dangerous felonies.

: Creates the crime of enticement of a child.

: Requires offender to serve minimum of 5 years prison for first or second degree robbery or stealing where a vehicle was taken and a child was in the vehicle.

: Creates the crime of child luring.

: Requires prison or jail time for assault if the victim was a mass transit worker or passenger on or waiting to board a bus or light rail system.

: Requires that probationers who are detained be released immediately upon the end of their detention.

: Creates the crime of offender sexual abuse.

: Creates crime of failure to confine a dog and exceptions to that crime.

: Allows enhanced punishment for sexual misconduct when offender has prior conviction in another state.

: Revises law on child victims of sex offenses.

: Creates crime of leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle in the third degree.

: Commutes death sentences to life without parole.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Allows recognizance bonds only when the defendant is a local and has no prior convictions for failure to appear plus specifies when bonds can be forfeited and remitted to the surety.

: Adds firefighters to assault of a law enforcement officer in all degrees and revises elements of the offense and some punishment.

: Authorizes creation of county crime reduction funds, creates the Missouri Sheriffs' Methamphetamine Relief Team, and modifies the St. Louis City Sheriff's Fund.

: Revises sentencing provisions.

: Makes it a crime to have sexual contact with a resident of a long-term care facility or an inmate.

: Gives crime victims the right to be notified by the custodial authority of the expected address upon release of the defendant and requires prosecutors to inform victims of this right.

: Creates a death penalty commission.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Creates the felony of mass transportation terrorism.

: Creates crime of contamination of food or drink.

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

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

: Requires persons guilty of boating while intoxicated to complete the substance abuse traffic offender program.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Excludes any information or evidence obtained from custodial interrogation of a mentally retarded person unless an attorney was present to represent the person.

: Revises crime of supplying intoxicating liquor to a minor. Makes it a class A misdemeanor for licensees or their employees and for any person except if results in injury or death then D felony.

: Makes it a crime to cancel a credit charge used for paying property taxes.

: Creates crimes for sexual offenders who know they have HIV, amends HIV notification statutes, HIV disclosure statutes, prosecutors motion for HIV testing and the punishment for prostitution.

: Clarifies the crime of passing a bad check.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Makes the punishment for murder in the first degree death or life without parole except if the person is under 18; then the punishment is life without parole.

: Creates crime of assault while on the property of a hospital emergency room or trauma center.

: Requires each additional one thousand dollars of support arrearage accrued in excess of five thousand dollars to be charged as a separate criminal nonsupport offense.

: Creates new crimes of terrorism.

: Creates the crime of unlawful possession of a firearm for persons convicted of or subject to a court order for domestic violence.

: Delineates neighborhood groups, community groups, and local social services agencies rights at sentencing hearings for controlled substances offenders.

: Makes revisions to the crimes of stalking in the first, second, and third degrees.

: Requires certified police reports in certain instances.

: Expands the crime of driving while revoked.

: Changes the definition of "dangerous felonies" to include attempts and increases the minimum punishment for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Allows the Director of Revenue to hold administrative hearings in regional locations.

: Revises various provisions relating to restricted driving privilege.

: Reduces the penalty for illegal transfer of a child and establishes statutory mitigating circumstances.

: Allows certain county commissions to elect to give their prosecutors retirement benefits equal to prosecutors in first-class counties.

: Revises the definition of "sexual contact" as used in Chapters 566 (Sexual Offenses) and 568 (Offenses Against the Family).

: Specifies how to ascertain the value of certain stolen property.

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system.

: Provides that a person may not be arrested or convicted for a crime or situation involving drugs if another becomes ill during it and they summon aid for them and stay with them until help arrives.

: Adds failing to summon aid for a sick person involuntary manslaughter if in circumstances where drug transactions are involved.

: Transfers Board of Probation and Parole and the Division of Probation and Parole to the Office of Probation and Parole within the judiciary and eliminates conditional release for certain sex crimes.

: Creates procedures to review sentences of nonparolable offenders.

: Makes trespassing a Class D felony if another person is in the building during the crime.

: Makes ignition interlock use optional instead of mandatory and prohibits the Department of Revenue from suspending or revoking the driving privileges of anyone who has been ordered to use the device.

: Creates Missouri Regional Computer Forensics Lab and creates crime of enticement of a child.

: Requires hepatitis B testing, in addition to HIV testing, for crime victims and prisoners.

: Revises sex offenders' registry.

: Establishes the MO Sheriff Methamphetamine Relief Team (MoSMART).

: Allows county prosecutors jurisdiction for prosecuting nuisance cases.

: Limits the value of such real estate purchased by insurance companies to 20% of their capital and surplus.

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