JUDICIARY

Bills Assigned to Committee
JUDICIARY
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: Allows school boards to establish daily observance of one minute of silence.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Waives the state's sovereign immunity for purposes of the federal Family and Medical Leave Act.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Increases the time persons arrested for felonies may be held without a charge to thirty-two hours.

: Subjects the state to law suits concerning discrimination under the workers compensation law.

: Increase the statute of limitations for forcible, attempted forcible and statutory rape and sodomy 1st and 2nd degrees from 3 years to 20 years.

: Prohibits courts from modifying the common law to create new causes of action.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Limits parental liability for the damages caused by the acts of seventeen year old children.

: Permits application to partially seal traffic records.

: Allows suit for damages for wrongful imprisonment.

: Establishes minute of silence in all public schools.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Enacts the Common Sense Scientific and Technical Evidence Act.

: Makes scientific documentation used for the promulgation of regulations or statutes public under the open records law.

: Revises the statute of limitations on certain tort actions.

: Modifies procedure for seeking damages against certain professionals.

: Establishes an environmental audit privilege.

: Revises Uniform Arbitration Act.

: Changes venue provisions in small claims court.

: Allows emergency personnel to seek recovery and damages from people who by their acts, ommissions, or willful or culpable negligence cause such personnel to suffer injury, disease or death.

: Prohibits non-competition agreements in employment contracts.

: Makes it a crime to lure a child over the internet for purpose of engaging in sexual activity.

: Allows debt to offset the value of an estate for purposes of application of small estate administration procedures.

: Allows one hardship driving privilege per two year period.

: Lowers minimum age for jury duty from 21 to 18.

: Requires all pleadings and forms commonly in use to be in English.

: Bars any legal claim on a lien a contractor holds if a subcontractor has already been paid.

: Requires the school boards of each school district to establish the daily observance of one minute of silence in each classroom.

: Changes procedures for tax foreclosure sales.

: Enacts the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act.

: Creates a privilege for information gathered in an insurance compliance audit.

: Increases the penalties for forcible rape and sodomy and attempted forcible rape and sodomy and prohibits bail for certain sex crimes.

: Provides that court clerks can only collect certain surcharges authorized by ordinance, order, or resolution effective on or after January 1, 1997, if authorized by statute.

: Raises municipal court costs from $12 to $25.

: Prevents broadcasting industry employers from requiring noncompetition clauses.

: Requires that rent and possession suits be non jury trials.

: Repeals the requirement that judgment be entered within thirty days after the case is submitted for final decision when a case is tried without a jury.

: Makes changes to Article 9 (Secured Transactions) of the Uniform Commercial Code.

: Expands the use of state-funded interpreters for the deaf in judicial proceedings.

: Creates the crimes of attempted forcible rape and sodomy and classifies the attempts and forcible rape and sodomy as class A felonies.

: Requires that juries be instructed before case submission that if they are unable to agree on punishment the court will assess life imprisonment without parole for first degree murder.

: Modifies various provisions regarding the filing of orders of protection, including prohibiting the assessment of filing fees, court costs, or bond for orders of protection.

: Creates the Joint Committee on Government Review to review statutes, programs, initiatives, appropriations, and government entities and functions for their validity and necessity.

: Requires state laws to be construed in accordance with certain federal constitutional guarantees.

: Establishes the Criminal Records and Justice Information Advisory Committee.

: Creates the state legal expense fund.

: Revises court procedures.

: Requires bills introduced in the General Assembly to contain a declaration of legislative intent.

: Sets costs for transcripts paid to court reporters and costs for evidence preservation paid to clerks.

: Requires the question of retention of family court commissioners in Clay County to be placed on ballot at every presidential election.

: Creates a parent/child privilege in criminal cases.

: Repeals expired sections of statutes.

: Expands the crime of tampering with a judicial officer to include juvenile court officers and any other officer of the court.

: Alters the laws controlling limited liability corporations and corporations.

: Changes certain reporting and governance requirements for limited liability companies and corporations.

: Requires clerk to bill on monthly basis for any costs that can be determined prior to the final disposition of a case in criminal cases where a change of venue has been taken.

: Revises definitions of persistent and prior alcohol-related traffic offenders.

: Requires lessors to notify lessees of any proposed rental increase over a certain amount.

: Requires expungement for first alcohol related driving offense for persons under 21 and requires Director of Revenue to expunge all administrative disciplinary records of offenses expunged by 577.054.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the age for qualification as representative or senator.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment elevating all associate circuit judges to circuit judges and creating the Judicial Assignment Commission.

: Removes statute of limitations for forcible rape and forcible sodomy.

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

: Makes technical correction in law on trusts and estates.

: Specifies the effective dates for laws passed by initiative and vetoed bills when veto is overridden.

: Revises the statute of limitations and requires an affidavit be filed in actions against certain professionals.

: Adds sections to and modifies sections of Chapters 347 and 351, RSMo, relating to business organizations.

: Enacts the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

: Adopts the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act.

: Modifies various aspects of court administration.

: Revision Bill to repeal expired sections.

: Grants liability to funeral directors and funeral establishment for certain actions.

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