LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES
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: Requires registration of liquor kegs.

: Revises the DNA profiling system to included all types of pleas and convictions and all felony offenses and makes these records closed records with certain exceptions and restricts use.

: Allows persons arrested for felony offenses to be held without charge for up to 32 hours.

: Authorizes a 24 hour hold for all crimes.

: Authorizes county commissioners to create county crime reduction funds and authorizes courts to impose assessments of money to be paid into these funds by defendants under certain conditions.

: Makes it a crime for sex offenders to establish a residency within 1000 feet of a public school or child care facility and to notify the sheriff if one moves within 1000 feet of them within 1 week.

: Authorizes permits for retired police officers to carry concealed firearms.

: Establishes Highway and Transportation Department Fund to pay fees for towing abandoned vehicles.

: Authorizes county commissioners to create county crime reduction funds and establishes the Missouri Sheriffs' Methamphetamine Relief Task Force.

: Authorizes up to a one percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes in Jefferson County.

: Adds firefighters to the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer.

: Authorizes permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Authorizes permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Establishes the Missouri Corrections Officers Training and Standards Commission within the Department of Public Safety and establishes a certification program for corrections officers.

: Modifies Kansas City Police Retirement System, St. Louis Police Retirement System, and Public School Retirement System.

: Requires the Missouri State Highway Patrol to maintain a web site with a registered sexual offender search capability.

: Requires law enforcement to inform landowners of breaches in fencing when noticed.

: Creates a statewide Amber Alert Program.

: Authorizes the Department of Revenue to use biometric identification methods for driver's license purposes.

: Modifies Kansas City Police Retirement System, St. Louis Police Retirement System, and Public School Retirement System.

: Creates a statutory Amber Alert Program to aid in the location of abducted persons.

: Creates the Missouri Sheriff Methamphetamine Relief Taskforce.

: Revises the crimes of assault of a law enforcement officer in the first, second, and third degrees by adding firefighters while executing or performing their duties.

: Revises the Kansas City police retirement system.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Revises maximum allowable salary for certain Kansas City police officers.

: Makes certain diseases disabilities for workers compensation coverage of police officers.

: Allows electronic payments for criminal repository checks and authorizes the Highway Patrol to establish procedures for receiving requests and payments for requests.

: Revises the Kansas City police retirement system.

: Provides a grievance procedure for law enforcement officers who are subject to dismissal or disciplinary transfer.

: Increases the age at which the death penalty can be imposed from 16 to 18.

: Revises speed regulations for motor vehicles within certain counties.

: Repeals section 304.157 as enacted by senate bill no. 17, ninetieth general assembly, first regular session.

: Repeals section 304.157 as enacted by senate bill no. 17, ninetieth general assembly, first regular session.

: Establishes a statewide crime laboratory system within the Department of Public Safety.

: Revises the DNA profiling system to included all types of pleas and convictions, all felony offenses, and all class A misdemeanors.

: Authorizes permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Revises law relating to individuals operating commercial motor vehicles who fail to stop or improperly evade stopping at official weigh stations.

: Creates the Missouri Sheriff Methamphetamine Relief Taskforce.

: Authorizes permits to carry concealed firearms.

: Creates the Fund for Reduction of Alcohol-Related Problems and increases various charges for the sale of intoxicating liquors and nonintoxicating beer.

: Revises the crime of domestic assault in the third degree.

: Makes it unlawful for any person to display or offer to sell any ephedrine product unless the ephedrine product is placed behind a counter.

: Revises the definition of dangerous felonies to include assault of a law enforcement officer in the first degree, domestic assault in the first degree and elder abuse in the first degree.

: Requires headlamps on motor vehicles to be lighted during inclement weather.

: Raises the age of victim in statutory sexual offenses to sixteen years of age.

: Revises resisting arrest statute to include resisting detentions or stops by fleeing in a manner that creates a substantial risk of serious physical injury or death as a class D felony.

: Prohibits residency requirements for peace officers in the City of St. Louis.

: Requires the Secretary of State to compile, maintain, and publish a list of all elected law enforcement officers in this state.

: Revises the statute on law enforcement records by prohibiting release of the name of a law enforcement officer who was the subject of an investigation or complaint unless disciplinary action was taken

: Creates "TJ's Law" which requires the Department of Public Safety to license and regulate surety recovery agents.

: Establishes licensing of private investigators.

: Revises various statutes pertaining to criminal history or other types of background screening.

: Creates a $10 surcharge in certain criminal cases, creates the "GREAT fund",creates the Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT), and the Show Me Students with Character Initiative programs.

: Prohibits open containers of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles with certain exceptions.

: Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm.

: Prohibits the issuance of drivers' licenses to non-citizens of the U.S. for a duration that exceeds the applicant's lawful presence authorized by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

: Requires law enforcement officers to forward records of arrest for any arrest made for any alcohol-or drug-related offenses.

: Requires the reporting of knife and explosive weapon wounds as well as gunshot wounds to law enforcement by certain health care providers.

: Creates the crime of unlawful release of anhydrous ammonia.

: Allows officers to take blood, saliva, or urine after a person has refused to submit to a chemical test if the officer has a search warrant; such person's license can still be revoked for refusal.

: Extends powers to civilian review boards that investigate allegations of misconduct by local law enforcement officers.

: Creates the crime of endangering corrections personnel in the first, second, and third degrees.

: Requires Police to give a chemical test to the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident with a fatality or serious physical injury when the driver has a prior intoxication-related traffic offense.

: Revises various provisions regarding penalties for intoxication- related traffic offenses.

: Requires prisoners to use their insurance if any or pay for any medical attention, dental care or medicine provided by the Department of Corrections.

: Revises sex offender registration statutes and changes statute of limitations for bringing an action for childhood sexual abuse.

: Removes the residency requirement for Kansas City police officers.

: Revises provision relating to use of seat belts.

: Allows telephonic search warrants and make it a crime to intercept cellular or radio transmissions and publish the information to anyone other than the intended recipient.

: Allows any person found actually innocent to have a cause of action against the state for wrongful imprisonment.

: Revises assault in the third degree by adding knowingly causing physical injury and makes it a class D felony.

: Revises criminal procedures and creates a State Crime Laboratory Oversight Committee.

: Revises the definition of "dangerous felony" to include assault of a law enforcement officer or firefighter in the first degree.

: Grants the Missouri Police Chiefs Association use of the House Chamber on September 22 to 24 from 8 am to 5 pm each day to conduct a legislative summit.

: Revises maximum allowable salary for certain Kansas City police officers.

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system.

: Modifies provisions relating to in-home services for the elderly.

: Modifies various provisions relating to the protection of the elderly.

: Allows issuance of permits to carry concealed weapons.

: Modifies licensing of dietitians.

: Requires law enforcement officers to provide specified notice before administering portable chemical test.

: Revises the procedures relating to the issueance of disabled license plates and placards.

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

: Makes changes to the bail bondsmen licensing provisions.

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

: Modifies DNA Profiling System.

: Changes minimum age of defendant for the crime of murder from sixteen to eighteen.

: Modifies provisions relating to the Kansas City Police Retirement System.

: Modifies provisions relating to the Kansas City Police Retirement System.

: Authorizes custodial interrogations of persons suspected of committing felonies must be recorded.

: Prohibits residency requirements for peace officers in certain jurisdictions.

: Allows Jefferson County to enact a one-half percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes.

: Enables Excelsior Springs to submit a public safety sales tax to its voters.

: Modifies various provisions relating to the protection of the elderly.

: Work comp for occupational disease for law enforcement.

: Allows an equalizing COLA adjustment for certain employees of the Kansas City police retirement system.

: Modifies several retirement systems and creates incentives for certain persons to retire.

: Extends powers to civilian review boards that investigate allegations of misconduct by local law enforcement officers.

: Persons under 21 cannot dance, nor be allowed to dance, in an adult cabaret.

: Revises provisions of the Sunshine Law.

: Modifies provisions of court procedure.

: Increases the surcharge from two to three dollars in each criminal case.

: Requires alcohol related reported submitted by law enforcement officers to be certified.

: Modifies provisions relating to jury service.

: Removes discretion of St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners as to paid vacation and holidays in some situations.

: Sets out requirements for obtaining a warrant by telephone.

: Revises various criminal background checks.

: Revises procedure in information given when transferring offenders.

: Requires St. Louis City police members to receive pay for unused vacation time annually rather than lose it.

: Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances.

: Revises police retirement system DROP Plans.

: Addresses benefits of survivors of a police officer and those who may use the deferred retirement option plan.

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Last Updated July 9, 2003 at 10:46 am