LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES
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: Authorizes certain retired or off-duty officers to carry concealed weapons.

: Provides additional space for offices and firing range at Troop C Service Center in Park Hills, Missouri.

: Allows owners of real property where vehicles have been abandoned to apply for certificate of title.

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

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Permits additional classes of public employees to form and join labor organizations.

: Requires motor vehicles traveling on four lane highways to move to passing lane to overtake a stationary vehicle on shoulder of highway.

: Revises motor vehicle registration fees and creates the Missouri Highway Safety Fund.

: Requires drivers of motor vehicles to use passing lane to overtake stationary emergency vehicle parked on shoulder.

: Establishes Policemen & Sheriff's Deputies Trust Fund and sets minimum salary of $20,000.

: Enacts the Anti-Terrorism Act.

: Changes vacation, holiday, and off-duty time for certain police officers.

: Requires the Department of Health to provide requesting hospitals with rape kits to aid in the identification of rape suspects.

: Requires registration of kegs of intoxicating liquor.

: Amends exotic animal registration by requiring it be done within 2 weeks of coming into possession of the animal and expands definition of exotic.

: Opens police personnel records to hiring law enforcement agencies; requires disclosure of any peace officer's unfitness to the Police Officer Standards and Training Commission.

: Allows suit for damages for wrongful imprisonment.

: Revises law on technological crimes.

: Prohibits release of names of law enforcement officers in incident reports.

: Makes it a crime to fail to obey lawful order of police while at an accident scene.

: Allows a parent to leave a child less than thirty days old in the custody of certain professionals without subjecting themselves to criminal or civil liability.

: Requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to provide hospitals with rape kits.

: Revises laws on motor vehicles and traffic regulations.

: Adds necessary and reasonable medical expenses in addition to the per diem cost of incarceration for which the state must pay if the state is liable for costs in a criminal case.

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

: Creates the crime of offender sexual abuse.

: Creates board of corrections ombudsman and office of corrections ombudsman.

: Establishes requirements for overtaking stationary emergency vehicles on two lane and four lane highways.

: Reallocates admission fees for gambling boats paid to municipal and county governments.

: Revises the Public Service Officer's or Employee's Child Survivor Grant Program and the Minority Teaching Scholarship Program.

: Creates a permit process for carrying concealed firearms and requires review of certain weapons offenses for the possibility of federal prosecution.

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

: Allows persons to apply for and receive permits to carry concealed firearms under certain circumstances; creates the county sheriff's revolving fund.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Revises criminal laws.

: 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.

: Authorizes sheriffs to issue permits to carry concealed firearms.

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

: Creates a Board of Private Investigators and requires persons who conduct private investigations to be licensed.

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

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

: Alters the laws controlling Kansas City police retirement systems.

: Alters the laws controlling Kansas City police retirement systems.

: 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.

: Provides guidelines for operation of private prisons.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Allows Highway Patrol officers to be elected to school boards and permits the superintendent to authorize officers to accept federal commissions.

: Authorizes sheriffs to issue permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Sets minimum education and experience requirements for persons running for sheriff and requires jailers to get training under police officer standards and training law.

: Amends exotic animal registration by requiring it be done within two weeks of coming into possession of the animal.

: 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.

: Increases the benefits of conservation agents and retired conservation agents.

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

: Creates special license plates.

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

: Revises sexual offender registration.

: Creates a licensing board to regulate private investigators.

: Allows law enforcement officers to stop a vehicle for failure to comply with the seat belt law under certain circumstances.

: Authorizes applications for permits for retired peace officers to carry concealed weapons. Specifies permit requirements.

: Provides that certain health impairments shall be presumed to have been suffered in the line of duty unless the contrary can be shown by competent evidence.

: Authorizes sheriffs to issue permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Requires all counties or St. Louis that participate in the sheriff retirement system to also fund the system.

: Requires that any canine acquired by a law enforcement agency after July 1, 2002, must be trained and certified along with its handler before it can be used.

: Enacts the Anti-terrorism Act.

: Revises the salary matrix for police officers in St. Louis City.

: Creates crime of criminal profiteering and civil penalty for unfair leverage when selling during a consumer market disruption. Revises crime of making a terrorist threat.

: Revises certain provisions of the Animal Research and Production Facilities Protection Act.

: Removes current requirement for property owners in proposed law enforcement district to be personally served.

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

: Prohibits residency requirements for peace officers statewide.

: Authorizes the Office of Administration to provided armed security guards at state owned or leased facilities.

: Revises laws on pawnshops and on stealing.

: Establishes the Criminal Records and Justice Information Advisory Committee.

: Creates the state legal expense fund.

: Removes laundry and linen services from services offered by the Vocational Enterprises Program.

: Allows spouses or dependent's of deceased retired officers and employees of the St. Louis Police Department receiving a pension to purchase insurance.

: Creates a permit process for carrying concealed firearms and requires review of certain weapons offenses for the possibility of federal prosecution.

: Excludes bailiffs or court marshals from requirement of having a peace officer license.

: Revises provisions concerning coroner's inquests.

: Requires certified police reports in certain instances.

: Authorizes any county, city, or village to designate memorial highways for law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

: Allows single unit residential property owners, possessors or managers to tow a vehicle after notifying law enforcement without waiting.

: Requires railroad police officers to be licensed peace officers.

: Clarifies registration of tobacco sellers and authorizes Division of Liquor Control to enforce provisions on sale of tobacco products.

: Allows certain counties to enact a one percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes.

: Declares bailiff's and court marshals to be peace officers and subject to the provisions of chapter 590.

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

: Requires rear seat passengers to wear seat belts.

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system.

: Clarifies when a license to operate a motor vehicle may be taken and held by law enforcement officers for moving traffic violations.

: Changes cost of living adjustments for the St. Louis police retirement system.

: Requires a permit for a rave.

: Establishes a police chief and officer retirement fund for police outside Kansas City and St. Louis.

: Restricts the activities of private security guards during a labor dispute.

: Allows law enforcement officers to carry concealed weapons whether on duty of off duty anywhere in this state.

: Authorizes Caldwell, DeKalb and Daviess counties to impose a voter-approved sales tax to fund jail districts.

: Prohibits private prisons or jails.

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

: Revises the Sunshine Law.

: Drivers must take certain actions when emergency vehicle is approaching and obey signals of sheriff or deputy sheriff.

: Moves Emergency Services Day to September 11th.

: Provides limited due process rights for certain law enforcement officers.

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

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

: Creates crime of eluding a peace officer.

: Drivers must take certain actions when emergency vehicle is approaching and obey signals of sheriff or deputy sheriff.

: Repeals sunset on motor fuel tax and allows Transportation Department to engage in design-build contracts.

: Changes seat belt law from secondary enforcement to primary enforcement.

: Provides application and licensing requirements for carrying concealed weapons.

: Relating to police retirement systems for Kansas City.

: Alters Kansas City police retirement systems.

: Would create a $150,000 death benefit for public safety officers killed in the line of duty.

: Requires all counties or St. Louis to participate in funding the Sheriffs' Retirement System if participating in the system.

: Changes procedures for establishment of a law enforcement district.

: Authorizes automated traffic enforcement programs.

: Allows certification programs for corrections officers.

: Authorizes Pawnshop Database for Law Enforcement Purposes.

: Allows certain counties to enact a one percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes.

: Modifies various watercraft laws regarding water patrol duties and watercraft violations.

: Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances.

: Provides guidelines for the department of corrections to pay overtime during fiscal year 2003 and each fiscal year thereafter and for a one-time salary increase Payment is subject to appropriations.

: Creates two new corrections officer positions within the department of corrections to become effective at the beginning of fiscal year 2006.

: Creates licensure requirements for private investigators.

: Requires railroad policemen to be commissioned.

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system.

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Last Updated October 11, 2002 at 9:08 am