CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Bills Assigned to Committee
CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
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: Revises juvenile court jurisdiction, changes 15 1/2 to 15 and gives juvenile court jurisdiction over tobacco violations.

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

: Revises some procedures regarding certain civil actions for discrimination.

: Allows for the termination of spousal maintenance based on cohabitation.

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Allows government bodies to hold closed meetings when discussing protection of water supply systems.

: Requires lobbyists to wear identification badges.

: Corrects an erroneous internal cross-reference in the law on administration of trusts.

: Regulates the appeal bonds for signatories to the tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.

: Revises the purpose of chapter 211 on juvenile courts.

: Revises procedure for reinstating drivers' licenses upon proof of disposition of charges for moving traffic violations.

: Requires a substantial and continuing change in circumstances to modify child custody.

: Deems the court's ruling on a termination of parental rights as a final judgment for purposes of appeal.

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Allows adopted adults to have access to their original birth certificates without a court order.

: Modifies various provisions regarding grandparent visitation.

: Revises law on technological crimes.

: Requires court to order counseling or psychological treatment for children who are cruel to animals and requires parents to pay for it.

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

: Prohibits the disclosure of nonpublic health information.

: Exempts security plans for public buildings from the state's sunshine laws.

: Amends the notice provisions regarding liens on bank accounts for child support arrearages.

: Allows public hospitals to close portions of their records.

: Creates a cause of action for the fraudulent sale of health-related discount cards.

: Updates the law for self-service storage facilities.

: Increases the limits for crime victim compensation.

: Revises law on privacy of elementary and secondary student records.

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Requires Highway Patrol to maintain a web site on internet searchable by name, zip code, and by mile radius from entered address for sexual offenders.

: Establishes the Basic Civil Legal Services Fund and authorizes additional filing fees in civil and criminal cases to be credited to the fund.

: Revises sexual offender registration.

: Exempts certificates of release or discharge from active military duty from open records law.

: Allows the juvenile court to order the provision of mental health treatment and care to juveniles without removing the juvenile from the home.

: Increases the life of liens of judgments or decrees on real estate rendered after August 28, 1998, from three to ten years.

: Requires the Division of Child Support Enforcement to use the National Medical Support notice to enforce health benefit plan coverage required in child support orders.

: Expands the powers of the Administrative Hearing Commission to include any contested case either by a state agency or an affected party and adds 3 members to the commission.

: Allows records concerning sex offenders to be released in certain circumstances.

: Specifies when an agency is to notify the Attorney General of a possible sexually violent predator and the content of that notice including that a psychiatrist or psychologist make the determination.

: Establishes covenant marriages in this state.

: Allows a birth certificate to be issued for a stillborn child.

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

: Relieves a parent of financial responsibility for seventeen year old minors who do not reside with their parents with or without the parent's consent.

: Provides standards for assisted living facilities.

: Expands jurisdiction of the juvenile court to include paternity and guardianship for 17 year olds; allows transfer of dissolution cases in certain circumstances; adds methods of asserting paternity.

: Requires landlords of manufactured or mobile home land lease communities to provide 120 days' notice to vacate prior to selling of such property.

: Allows parents to request a death certificate for a stillborn child.

: Allows adopted persons over the age of 50 to obtain their original birth certificates.

: Establishes procedures for the designation of a standby guardian for a child.

: Eliminates escheats and deems such property transferring to the state to be unclaimed property.

: Provides additional regulations for collecting taxes imposed for emergency telephone service.

: Permits any county to establish a landlord-tenant court.

: Revises the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement law.

: Clarifies registration requirements for sex offenders. Adds to crimes for which an appeal bond cannot be granted.

: Relating to the procedures for obtaining title to abandoned manufactured homes.

: Removes the sunset provision in RSMo 488.445.

: Clarifies the notice due to a tenant when the landlord sells the rented property.

: Revises sex crimes laws.

: Requires the Kansas City Firefighters Pension Fund to recognize domestic relations orders.

: Limits the state's allowable fees for processing adoption documents to one hundred dollars.

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