JUDICIARY

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JUDICIARY
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: Changes the laws regarding the early release of offenders; HCS HB 49 & 50 -- (LR# 0368L.02P); Senate Committee: SENATE JUDICIARY AND CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE; Public Hearing held (S)

: Changes the laws regarding the early release of offenders; HB50 -- (LR# 0367L.01I); Senate Committee: SENATE JUDICIARY AND CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE; Public Hearing held (S)

HB85 --- Sponsor:Jackson, JackAllows health care professionals deployed during a declared state of emergency to be immune from certain civil liabilities

HB85 -- (LR# 0540L.01I)

House Committee: JUDICIARY

Executive Session held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

: Requires a hearing instead of a meeting for law enforcement officers faced with disciplinary action; HB99 -- (LR# 0556L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Establishes that it is in the best interests of a minor to terminate a guardianship granted to someone other than a parent unless there is clear and convincing evidence to the contrary; HB137 -- (LR# 0693L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Allows municipal judges to contract with public entities or to employ qualified persons to provide probation services; HB178 -- (LR# 0727L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Imposes a $2 surcharge on dissolution of marriage cases for deposit in the Child Advocacy Center Fund to provide financial support for child advocacy centers; HB193 -- (LR# 0473L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Requires the filing of an affidavit from a similarly licensed professional in certain actions for damages against certain licensed professionals rendering or failing to render professional services; HB208 -- (LR# 0899L.01I); Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

: Exempts parents from the wiretapping laws of this state for purposes of intercepting or listening in on their children's telephone conversations in certain circumstances; HB212 -- (LR# 0656L.01I); Withdrawn (H)

: Changes the laws regarding the Administrative Law Judges and Legal Advisors' Retirement Plan; HB225 -- (LR# 0993L.01I); House Committee: RETIREMENT; Public Hearing held (H)

: Changes the laws regarding the Administrative Law Judges and Legal Advisors' Retirement Plan; HB234 -- (LR# 0998L.01I); House Committee: RETIREMENT; Public Hearing held (H)

: Prohibits the State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts from disciplining physicians who participate in whistleblower activities in their professional capacity as employees of the federal government; HB266 -- (LR# 1015L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Creates a cause of action for injury to emergency personnel caused by the tortious actions of another person; HB269 -- (LR# 0988L.01P); Returned to Committee of Origin (S)

: Changes the laws regarding exclusion from jury service and the postponement of jury service; HB270 -- (LR# 1003L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Prohibits any entity from preventing a student athlete from competing in or training for any Olympic event; HB279 -- (LR# 0903L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows Greene County to raise the surcharge in civil cases up to $20 and raises the Family Services and Justice Fund fee to $40; HB287 -- (LR# 0990L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Lowers the minimum age for a person to serve on jury duty from 21 to 18 years; HB302 -- (LR# 1164L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding actions for damages for conduct or speech at public hearings or meetings by including actions that cause money damages, including attorney fees and other costs; HB322 -- (LR# 1085L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB355 --- Sponsor:Dempsey, TomChanges the laws regarding health care liens

HB355 -- (LR# 0849L.01I)

House Committee: JUDICIARY

Executive Session held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

: Gives juvenile court jurisdiction in cases involving children under the age of 17 who violate possession or use of tobacco product laws; HB356 -- (LR# 0155L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Exempts misdemeanor convictions involving motor carrier regulation or motor vehicle licensing and registration from Crime Victims Compensation Fund judgments; HB357 -- (LR# 1071L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Revises the role of the court and jury in sentencing and eliminates the bifurcated jury sentencing process; HB358 -- (LR# 0160L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

HB361 --- Sponsor:Lipke, Scott A.--- CoSponsor:Yates, Brian DavidExempts traffic violation cases from the $15 DNA surcharge

HB361 -- (LR# 1072L.01P)

Reported to the House with... (S)

SCS

HB362 --- Sponsor:Lipke, Scott A.--- CoSponsor:Yates, Brian DavidChanges the laws regarding expungement by requiring that records and files maintained in expungement court proceedings be confidential and only available to the parties or by court order for good cause shown

HB362 -- (LR# 1070L.01I)

Reported to the House with... (S)

SCS

: Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to supervise persons who fail to register as a sex offender; HB363 -- (LR# 1069L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Limits landowner liability when inviting people onto their property for a state-administered recreational access program; HB366 -- (LR# 0937L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Repeals the sovereign immunity waiver imposed on multi-state compact agencies for their proprietary functions and changes the law regarding sovereign immunity as it applies to public employees; HB383 -- (LR# 1145L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows a public governmental body to refuse any vexatious request for documents under the Sunshine Law; HB391 -- (LR# 1317L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws affecting claims for damages and their payment and establishes venue in all tort actions; HB393 -- (LR# 1188L.02I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Changes the laws on the disposition of evidence by allowing law enforcement to collect hazardous samples without court approval, document and then destroy them, and makes them admissable; HB396 -- (LR# 0507L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Renames the St. Louis Students' Bill of Rights to the Metropolitan School District Students' Bill of Rights and establishes procedures for approval at election; HB409 -- (LR# 0718L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Allows for the attachment of mechanics' liens for the rental of equipment or machinery; HB419 -- (LR# 1331L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

HB456 --- Sponsor:Kuessner, J. C.--- CoSponsor:Barnitz, Frank A.Eliminates the duty of a grand jury to examine public buildings and report on their condition

HB456 -- (LR# 1036L.01P)

Reported to the House with... (S)

SCS

: Revises the laws regarding the requirements for a secured party to deliver to the mortgagor a deed of release when satisfaction is made on a debt; HB459 -- (LR# 1199L.03I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Modifies special motion to dismiss in strategic litigation against public participation; HB460 -- (LR# 1275L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation; HB476 -- (LR# 1167L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding the state employee whistleblower law; HB493 -- (LR# 1308L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Allows mechanics' liens to include furnishing or supplying laborers, machinery, tools, or equipment used to construct a building or make improvements to property; HB495 -- (LR# 1366L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Revises the procedures required in law enforcement investigations and establishes the Laboratory Oversight Committee; HB557 -- (LR# 1499L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Changes the time limit for filing an exception to a commissioner's award in a condemnation proceeding from 10 days to 30 days to conform with the Supreme Court's rule; HB567 -- (LR# 1387L.01T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Allows law enforcement agencies to install cameras or video cameras at intersections to obtain evidence of any traffic or criminal violation and makes the photos or videos admissible in court; HB578 -- (LR# 0959L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

HB580 --- Sponsor:Byrd, RichardProvides specific conditions for which a mandatory reporter of child abuse and neglect will have reasonable cause to believe that a child has been abused

HB580 -- (LR# 1660L.01I)

Re-committed to Committee (H)

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

: Increases the limit in small claims court cases from $3,000 to $5,000; HB582 -- (LR# 1312L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

HB594 --- Sponsor:Ruestman, Marilyn--- CoSponsor:Cunningham, MikeLimits the liability of watercraft outfitters

HB594 -- (LR# 1496L.01I)

House Committee: JUDICIARY

Executive Session held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

: Adds funeral directors to the list of persons excused from jury service; HB595 -- (LR# 1677L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Abolishes the community advisory committee of the Missouri Foundation for Health and requires the Governor to make appointments to the foundation's board; HB605 -- (LR# 0938L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows a person to petition the circuit court for a trial de novo as an alternative to seeking judicial review of an agency decision; HB615 -- (LR# 1404L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

HB628 --- Sponsor:Byrd, RichardChanges the laws regarding unlawful discriminatory practices in employment

HB628 -- (LR# 1774L.02I)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

FOUR (4) HOUR TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

: Allows a not-for-profit corporation to apply for reinstatement if it had been forfeited after 1978 for failure to file an annual report; HB630 -- (LR# 1666L.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Changes the standard for violation of the Sunshine Law by a governmental body from knowingly to negligently; HB643 -- (LR# 1646L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding judicial review of an administrative decision; HB677 -- (LR# 1935L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows a corporation to specify that classes or series of its stock will be uncertificated shares; HB678 -- (LR# 0645L.02P); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Changes the laws regarding the continuance of a judicial proceeding when an attorney is a member of the General Assembly; HB688 -- (LR# 1946L.01P); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Changes the laws regarding risk management for public entities; HB693 -- (LR# 1981L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding change of venue in criminal cases to allow the sheriffs of the counties involved to make an agreement as to which county should house the defendant; HB714 -- (LR# 1674L.02I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Increases the surcharge and removes the expiration date for the Statewide Court Automation Fund and sets expiration dates for other funds; HB718 -- (LR# 2001L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Requires the Missouri Supreme Court to review the child support guidelines every four years instead of the current every three years; HB719 -- (LR# 2013L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Establishes requirements for a tort action based on an asbestos claim; HB741 -- (LR# 2024L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows the 31st Judicial Circuit to appoint an additional family court commissioner to adjudicate child support cases brought under Title IV-D of the federal Social Security Act; HB747 -- (LR# 1888L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding claims for damages and the payment thereof; HB755 -- (LR# 0856L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows the 42nd Judicial Circuit to appoint a drug court commissioner and a drug court administrator; HB763 -- (LR# 2051L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Provides for the replacement of a disqualified probate judge; HB764 -- (LR# 2015L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Changes the laws regarding the litigation of damages for failure to wear a safety belt; HB790 -- (LR# 1372L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows a court to appoint a standby guardian for a minor and establishes the requirements and procedures; HB794 -- (LR# 2062L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Hearing scheduled, Bill not heard (H)

: Changes the laws regarding the types of cases public defenders can handle and their ability to refuse cases in certain circumstances; HB796 -- (LR# 2053L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Allows any person or entity affected by a judgment of certain commissions to have an appeals hearing before the Administrative Hearing Commission upon filing a petition; HB807 -- (LR# 1905L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Authorizes the Secretary of State to waive fees and other penalties when a corporation is dissolved for failure to file its annual report due to military service; HB810 -- (LR# 2100L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Lowers the minimum age for a person to serve on jury duty from 21 to 18 years; HB815 -- (LR# 0840L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows elected officials to be excused from jury duty during their term of office; HB821 -- (LR# 2110L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB826 --- Sponsor:Phillips, Susan C.--- CoSponsor:Pratt, BryanAllows a court to appoint a standby guardian for a minor and establishes the requirements and procedures

HB826 -- (LR# 2116L.01I)

House Committee: JUDICIARY

Executive Session held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

: Adds not-for-profit organizations that provide or contract for ambulance services under the authority of a municipality to the definition of "public entity" in the laws regarding sovereign immunity; HB848 -- (LR# 2123L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the laws regarding eminent domain proceedings; HB858 -- (LR# 2118L.02I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Requires class action lawsuits for unlawful merchandising practices to have at least 10 plaintiffs and contains provisions for the payment of attorney fees in certain cases; HB890 -- (LR# 2196L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Changes the law regarding expert witness testimony; HB892 -- (LR# 2085L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows crime victims to take time off from work to attend the criminal proceedings without retribution by their employer; HB931 -- (LR# 2082L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Allows victims of sexual offenses to have their name redacted from court records in the criminal case in which they are a victim prior to those records being released to any person; HB938 -- (LR# 2198L.01I); House Committee: JUDICIARY; Public Hearing held (H)

: Allows police officers in the City of St. Louis to be excused from jury duty; HB944 -- (LR# 2077L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

HCR29 --- Sponsor:Page, Sam--- CoSponsor:Bringer, Rachel L.Urges the Missouri Supreme Court to promulgate rules to permit the use of electronic mail for the service of legal documents.

HCR29 -- (LR# 1645L.02I)

House Committee: JUDICIARY

Executive Session held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring the advice and consent of the Senate for Missouri Supreme Court nominees; HJR10 -- (LR# 1191L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring Senate confirmation of Missouri Supreme Court and Court of Appeals nominees; HJR11 -- (LR# 0493L.01I); Referred: Judiciary (H)

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring impeachments to be tried by the Senate; HJR23 -- (LR# 1762L.01I); Relieved from committee

: Limits expiration date to provision allowing for debt service on county bonds for renovation and enhancement; SB24 -- (LR# 0055S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

SB86 --- Sponsor:Crowell, JasonChanges the deadline for filing exceptions to a condemnation commissioners' report.

SB86 -- (LR# 0421S.01I)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

NO TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

SB123 --- Sponsor:Bartle, MattModifies provisions relating to corporate stock issuance and sales of corporate assets and allows not-for-profit corporations to apply for reinstatement after forfeiture for failing to file an anual report

SB123 -- (LR# 0582S.01I)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

NO TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

: Modifies number of judges and commissioners in various judicial circuits; SB144 -- (LR# 0796S.02I); House Committee: FISCAL REVIEW; Reported do pass (H)

: Establishes hearing for restatement date and back-pay award; SB149 -- (LR# 0802S.01T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

SB165 --- Sponsor:Bartle, MattChanges the procedure for appeal of a Public Service Commission order

SB165 -- (LR# 0887S.01I)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

NO TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

: Requires depositions of crime laboratory employees to be in county where employed; SB216 -- (LR# 0951S.02I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

SB232 --- Sponsor:Loudon, JohnModifies special motion to dismiss in Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP)

SB232 -- (LR# 1121S.01P)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

NO TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

: Adds demand drafts to certain transfer and presentment warranties in the Uniform Commercial Code; SB279 -- (LR# 1228S.01T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Eliminates a grand jury's duty to examine public buildings and report on their conditions; SB289 -- (LR# 1398S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

SB308 --- Sponsor:Purgason, ChuckAllows not-for-profit corporations to apply for reinstatement after forfeiture for failing to file an annual report

SB308 -- (LR# 1493S.01I)

Pursuant to Rule 44 - SBs for Third Reading Consent (H)

This bill has remained on the SB for Third Reading

Consent Calendar for five legislative days without

any objection, and any committee substitutes and

committee amendments are hereby adopted by consent

: Creates lien for nonpayment of rental equipment fees; SB320 -- (LR# 1194S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Authorizes municipal courts to contract with certain entities for probation services; SB342 -- (LR# 0567S.01I); House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F); Action postponed (H)

: Limits paddlesport outfitters liability; SB346 -- (LR# 1597S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Modifies laws relating to underage drinking; SB402 -- (LR# 0337S.03I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Modifies various court costs; SB404 -- (LR# 1527S.01I); Referred: Rules pursuant to Rule 25(26)(f) (H)

SB405 --- Sponsor:Chris KosterModifies procedure for seeking excuse from or postponement of jury duty

SB405 -- (LR# 1517S.01I)

House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F)

Reported do pass (H)

NO TIME LIMIT FOR DEBATE

: Modifies definition of "owner" in beneficiary deeds; SB407 -- (LR# 1768S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Modifies numerous provisions regarding judicial procedures and personnel; SB420 -- (LR# 1373S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Requires expunged records to be confidential; SB422 -- (LR# 1524S.01I); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State

: Modifies procedure for replacement of absent municipal judges; SB534 -- (LR# 0809S.01I); House Committee: RULES (PURSUANT TO RULE 25(26)(F); Action postponed (H)

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