LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

: Designates a portion of U.S. 60 as the "Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper Russell W. Harper Memorial Highway" with the costs to be paid by the Missouri Troopers' Association.

: Creates the crime of assault of corrections personnel.

: Adds new provisions to allow correction of arrest records when a person's identity has been falsely used.

: Requires a peace officer's personnel records be made available to hiring law enforcement agencies and that information of unfitness be provided to the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission.

: Allows usage of the statewide automated crime victim notification system for compliance with the victim notification requirement.

: Authorizes an income tax credit for the real property tax paid by surviving spouses of public safety officers.

: Revises the base annual compensation for certain police officers.

: Requires a person to be a resident of the City of Kansas City for at least one year in order to be appointed as a police officer in Kansas City.

: Requires a hearing instead of a meeting after disciplinary action against a law enforcement officer and that the reasons for the action be given in writing.

: Recognizes certain diseases as occupational diseases for peace officers.

: Revises various statutes relating to crime.

: Allows members of the Missouri Association of State Troopers Emergency Relief Society to obtain special license plates.

: Revises the resisting arrest statute to include detentions or stops.

: Requires police departments in St. Louis County to obtain the personnel records of any applicant before hiring that person as a police officer.

: Revises the statutes relating to sexual offenses, assault on law enforcement officers, and the payment of restitution for criminal offenses.

: Makes various changes to the powers and authority of the State Water Patrol.

: Revises the statutes relating to the Board of Trustees of the St. Louis Police Retirement System and certain retirement benefits.

: Allows a 36-hour hold for persons arrested without a warrant.

: Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to review and make clemency recommendations to the Governor regarding prisoners serving sentences for which they cannot be paroled.

: Revises various statutes relating to crime.

: Modifies various statutes relating to intoxication-related traffic offenses.

: Authorizes the creation of the County Law Enforcement Restitution Fund and revises the statute on probation conditions to include restitution to that fund and restorative justice methods.

: Allows law enforcement officers to make a vehicle stop for a seat belt violation as long as the violation is clearly visible before the stop.

: Revises the statutes relating to the St. Louis and Kansas City Police Retirement Systems.

: Provides that certain retired members of the Kansas City Police Retirement System receive an equalizing cost-of-living adjustment in addition to the member's base pension and cost-of-living adjustments.

: Revises the statute on unlawful use of weapons to exempt appointed or elected prosecutors, assistant prosecutors, circuit attorneys, or assistant circuit attorneys.

: Creates T.J.'s Law dealing with the regulation and licensing of bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents.

: Revises various statutes relating to crime.

: Allows for the temporary licensure of peace officers who meet certain minimum requirements.

: Revises the statute on chemical tests to allow law enforcement officers to administer portable chemical tests prior to the arrest of persons suspected of operating a vessel while intoxicated.

: Modifies various statutes relating to domestic violence and limits the possession of firearms by persons who are subject to an order of protection.

: Revises the statutes relating to sex offender registration and the statute of limitations for sexual offenses where the victim is 18 years of age or younger.

: Clarifies the duties of certain county coroners and medical examiners.

: Brings the State of Missouri into compliance with the federal Violence Against Women Act.

: Requires probation officers to notify law enforcement of a sex offender's new address if the offender intends to change residence and to notify the offender of the duty to register.

: Creates a cause of action for injury to emergency personnel caused by the tortious actions of another person.

: Revises the statutes relating to the State Legal Expense Fund.

: Revises various statutes relating to controlled substances.

: Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community-based substance abuse treatment programs.

: Creates the crime of abuse of authority over a child.

: Revises the statute on persistent and predatory sexual offenders.

: Requires persons committed to a county jail who are convicted to pay the cost per diem for each day they were in the county jail.

: Revises the crimes of escape from commitment and escape or attempted escape from custody to include detained, held, or committed sexually violent predators.

: Requires the State Highway Patrol to maintain a one page web site on the Internet which includes links to all sex offender registry web sites maintained by any county in the state.

: Creates a $1 surcharge in criminal cases payable to the sheriff for expenses of maintaining a web site of registered sex offenders and requires the sheriff to establish and maintain the web site.

: Revises the statutes relating to sex offender registration to allow the chief law enforcement official of a county to charge fees for registration and changes in registration.

: Revises the statutes relating to the Sunshine Law.

: Revises the statutes relating to the forfeiture of controlled substances and drug paraphernalia.

: Designates various portions of highways as memorials.

: Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.

: Authorizes a $10 surcharge in certain felony criminal cases to fund the Gang Resistance Education and Training Program and the After School Reading Retreat Program.

: Gives civilian review boards the authority to issue subpoenas, administer oaths, and examine witnesses under oath.

: Revises the seat belt law to allow peace officers to stop, inspect, or detain a person solely to determine compliance with the law, but prohibits use of noncompliance as a probable cause for searches.

: Revises various statutes relating to stealing, tampering, and receiving stolen property.

: Allows police to stop motorists for safety belt violations, makes it illegal to have an open container in a vehicle, and allows police to submit certified reports instead of sworn to the Revenue Department.

: Prohibits St. Louis City from requiring peace officers to live within the city limits after they have been employed as a peace officer for four consecutive years.

: Creates the Police Chiefs' and Officers' Annuity and Healthcare Fund.

: Prohibits St. Louis City from requiring police officers to reside within the city after seven years of employment.

: Revises the statute relating to search warrants.

: Adds $1 to court costs in criminal cases to be used by the county for law enforcement training.

: Increases the criminal statute of limitations for sexual offenses committed against persons 18 years of age or younger.

: Increases the time of detention for a warrantless arrest for any crime from 20 hours to 24 hours.

: Creates a cause of action for wrongful imprisonment.

: Revises the statute relating to law enforcement records by prohibiting the release of an officer's name concerning complaints against them unless they are charged or receive a formal disciplinary action.

: Clarifies that fees collected for concealed weapon permits may be used by the sheriff to cover the expenses related to processing the permits.

: Revises the statute on penalties for failure to yield at an intersection by adding surcharges and suspensions under certain circumstances.

: Revises the crime of unlawful use of a weapon by making it a class B misdemeanor to, with criminal negligence, carry a firearm or other weapon into certain areas of an airport.

: Revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the second and third degree.

: Adds failing to summon aid as an element of involuntary manslaughter in certain drug-related crimes.

: Provides that concealed carry endorsements on drivers' licenses expire three years from the date of the certificate of qualification issued by the county sheriff of the applicant's residence.

: Revises the statutes relating to the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund by allowing the funds to be used to pay for the expenses associated with the processing of concealed carry endorsements.

: Designates various portions of highways as memorials.

: Revises the statutes relating to the crimes of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, and third degree by adding security officers.

: Establishes the Large Carnivore Act which regulates the ownership, possession, and breeding of large carnivores.

: Changes possession of child pornography to a class D felony.

: Revises the statutes relating to sexual misconduct in the second and third degree by adding an alternative element of being in a public place in the presence of another person or persons.

: Makes certain diseases an occupational disability for workers' compensation coverage of peace officers.

: Revises the statutes relating to temporary police military leave.

: Requires the State Highway Patrol to check the state's sex offender registry whenever a request for an open criminal records background check is made by an individual.

: Revises the statutes pertaining to accident reports and their disclosure.

: Revises the statutes regarding the collection of evidence of a sexual assault and the procedures used in the examination and treatment of victims of sexual assault.

: Allows armored car crew members who have a valid permit or license issued by any political subdivision in the state to carry concealable firearms anywhere in the state.

: Revises the procedures required in law enfocement investigations and establishes the Laboratory Oversight Committee.

: Revises the statutes relating to jurisdiction over full orders of protection and the definition of "stalking" for purposes of adult and child orders of protection.

: Revises the statutes relating to concealed firearms to allow certain governmental bodies to prohibit or limit the carrying of them in playgrounds, parks, pools, and athletic or recreational facilities.

: Revises the statutes relating to court procedures and court personnel.

: Requires imposition of recoupment fees.

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

: Creates licensure requirements for private investigators.

: Sets our requirements for obtaining a warrant by telephone.

: Allows courts to order convicted persons to pay costs associated with prostitution-related arrests.

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

: Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances.

: Modifies law regarding the seizure of motor vehicles that have missing or illegible identification numbers.

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

: Modifies various laws related to motor vehicles.

: Modifies provisions of Sunshine Law.

: Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions.

: Makes various changes to the power and authority of the State Water Patrol.

: Makes various changes to the criminal justice system.

: Requires police officers in Kansas City to be a citizen and resident of the city for atleast one year.

: Modifies and adds provisions relating to the salaries of certain Kansas City police officers.

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

: Prohibits requiring St. Louis police officers to reside within the city after four years of employment.

: Creates the crime of failing to obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer.

: Modifies provisions of Sunshine Law.

: Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions.

: Allows certain law enforcement officers to request a hearing following dismissal or disciplinary action.

: Allows a an equalizing cost-of-living adjustment for certain members of the Police Retirement System of Kansas City.

: Modifies laws relating to the Retirement Board of the Kansas City Police Civilian Employees' Retirement System.

: Modifies provisions relating to jury service.

: Give additional powers to Gaming Commission agents and forfeits wagers by excluded gamblers.

: Revises the resisting arrest statute to include detentions and stops.

: Increases the pay of retired members of the police force who are employed as advisors to the board of trustees.

: Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers.

: Permits law enforcement officers to enforce the seat belt law if violation is clearly visible.

: Creates requirements for membership on a civilian review board.

: Prohibits St. Louis from restricting police officers from living in counties adjacent to the city.

: Allows sheriffs to pay the costs of issuing concealed carry endorsements with sheriff's revolving fund money.

: Allows sheriffs to pay the costs of issuing concealed carry endorsements with sheriff's revolving fund money.

: Imposes a surcharge on certain felony court proceedings to fund certain school-related programs.

: Allows motor carriers to submit to voluntary audits and prohibits local enforcement of commercial motor vehicle laws.

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:10 am