LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
93rd General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2005)
Bills Indexed by Subject
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

: Changes the laws regarding the punishment for unauthorized reproduction of recording crimes

: Authorizes an income tax designation to the Airborne Law Enforcement Fund

: Codifies the Office of Homeland Security, the Missouri Homeland Security Advisory Board, and the Missouri Security Council

: Requires persons to be a resident of Kansas City for at least one year before they can be appointed a police officer

: Authorizes an individual income tax credit for real property taxes paid by surviving spouses of certain public safety officers

: Allows certain public employees to form and participate in the actions of labor organizations

: Adds peace officers to those occupations for which certain diseases may be recognized as occupational diseases for the purpose of workers' compensation

: Requires a hearing instead of a meeting for law enforcement officers faced with disciplinary action

: Increases the excise tax on intoxicating beverages and creates the Fund for the Reduction of Alcohol-Related Problems and Underage Drinking

: Prohibits the City of St. Louis from requiring a police officer to live within the city limits if the officer has at least four consecutive years of service

: Allows law enforcement agencies to hold a suspect arrested without a warrant for up to 24 hours before filing charges

: Authorizes minimum pay for certain corrections personnel

: Allows the chief law enforcement officer of a county to maintain a web page on the Internet providing information about registered sexual offenders including their picture

: Changes the laws regarding military leave for Kansas City police officers and civilian employees

: Authorizes an income tax refund designation for the Airborne Law Enforcement Fund

: Revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, or third degree by adding prosecutors and circuit attorneys and their assistants

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

: Revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, or third degree by adding jailers

: Allows a law enforcement officer to remove any firearm found at the scene of an alleged act of domestic violence and brings Missouri into compliance with the federal Violence Against Women Act

: Creates a one-time exception for Cole County to the 10-week election deadline for a vacancy in the office of sheriff and allows the City of Poplar Bluff to impose an economic development sales tax

: Establishes requirements for members of civilian review boards

: Changes the laws regarding highway construction and work zones, passing zones, highway lane usage, and child passenger restraints

: Allows a law enforcement officer to remove any firearm found at the scene of an alleged act of domestic violence and brings Missouri into complaince with the federal Violence Against Women Act

: Expands workers' compensation coverage

: Recodifies the laws regarding the Police Retirement System of Kansas City and the Civilian Employees' Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City

: Allows law enforcement officers to stop a vehicle for a seat belt violation if it is clearly visible and raises the fine for a violation

: Adds security officers to the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, or third degree

: Imposes an additional fine and license suspension for failing to yield the right-of-way when the violation results in injury or death

: Requires law enforcement officers to give a blood alcohol test to a driver convicted of an intoxication-related traffic offense who is involved in a collision resulting in a fatality or serious injury

: Changes the laws regarding crime prevention

: Creates the crime of failure to provide identification to a law enforcement officer

: Makes it a class C misdemeanor to interfere with an arrest by providing false information to a law enforcement officer

: Allows moneys from the county sheriff's revolving fund to be used to cover the costs associated with the processing of concealed carry endorsements

: 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

: Increases the salary scale for police officers in the City of St. Louis

: Creates the Police Chiefs' and Officers' Annuity Fund

: Changes the laws regarding suicide prevention

: Changes the laws regarding titling and registration of motor vehicles and the licensing of drivers

: Increases the powers of the Missouri Capitol Police to investigate and arrest

: Changes the laws regarding employee dismissal information

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

: Authorizes limited powers of arrest to park rangers in the City of St. Louis upon completion of specific training and requires them to comply with the racial profiling reporting law

: Prohibits law enforcement officers from issuing a citation for a missing license plate tab if a registration check reveals the vehicle is properly registered and the owner indicates the tab has been stolen

: Requires nonviolent offenders in a long-term substance abuse program to have their suspended sentence revoked and serve their entire sentence if they fail to complete the program

: 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

: Prohibits the Board of Police Commissioners in the City of St. Louis from requiring that a peace officer live within the city limits if the officer has at least four consecutive years of service

: Revises the definition of "average final compensation" for certain members of the Police Retirement System of St. Louis

: Changes the laws regarding the Police Retirement System of St. Louis

: Repeals the laws prohibiting political activity or fund raising by Kansas City police officers

: Changes the benefit of retired members of the Police Retirement System of St. Louis serving as special advisors

: Increases the minimum guaranteed benefit payable to retirees and surviving spouses of the Police Retirement System of St. Louis

: Exempts members of the State Highway Patrol assigned to the Division of Drug and Crime Control from personnel caps

: Establishes the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Fund and creates the position of highway safety officer within the Department of Public Safety

: Changes the laws regarding workers' compensation benefits for certain diseases resulting in exposure to certain occupational hazards

: Changes the laws regarding police reports of alcohol-related traffic offenses and the notification of license suspensions or revocation hearings

: Establishes the Board of Private Investigator Examiners and creates licensure requirements for private investigators

: Exempts traffic violation cases from the $15 DNA surcharge

: Restricts the possession of firearms by persons convicted of domestic violence

: Revises the crime of assault on a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel to include probation and parole officers and requires records of a parolee to be transferred when assigned to a new officer

: 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

: Expands the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree by making it a crime to sell, manufacture, or attempt to manufacture methamphetamine in the home of a child under the age of 17

: Expands the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in the second degree by making it a crime to violate certain drunk driving laws while a child under the age of 17 is in the vehicle

: Clarifies the provision regarding the contribution rates for the Police Retirement System of St. Louis

: Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund, a retirement benefit program for police officers

: Allows a school board to employ police officers to maintain order, preserve peace, and make arrests

: Changes the procedures used in the examination and treatment of victims of sexual offenses

: Creates the Corrections Officer Training Fund, authorizes a $5 surcharge to fund it, and requires corrections officers and jailers to receive at least 36 hours of training every three years

: Gives civilian review boards the power to subpoena witnesses and records

: Adds bronchial inhaler devices to the definition of "drug paraphernalia"

: Changes the laws regarding hate crimes to include any person who is targeted because of identification with any specified group, perceived or otherwise

: Allows law enforcement officers to use photos or videotape of hazardous materials being seized at the crime scene rather than submitting a sample of the material as evidence

: Creates the crime of altering or falsifying drug or alcohol test results or selling or transporting a biological sample or adulterant to falsify test results

: Allows the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission to discipline peace officers for gross misconduct

: Eliminates the requirement to obtain a concealable weapon permit before acquiring a handgun

: Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund and requires that 25 cents of the $2 admission fee to excursion gambling boats be deposited into the fund

: Allows police officers in the City of St. Louis to be excused from jury duty

: Prohibits the use or possession of an alcohol beverage vaporizer

: Requires pseudoephedrine products to be sold by a pharmacist or technician

: Requires pseudoephedrine products to be sold by a pharmacist or technician

: Allows Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions

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

: Allows county law enforcement agencies to have sexual offender registry websites

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

: Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for expenses with concealed carry endorsements

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

: Places various reporting requirements upon manufacturers of tobacco products

: Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for expenses with concealed carry endorsements

: Allows primary enforcement of seat belt law and modifies law with respect to child passenger restraint

: Modifies several provisions of law relating to motor vehicles including primary seat belt enforcement

: Modifies several provisions of law relating to motor vehicles including primary seat belt enforcement

: Increases the maximum amount of compensation payable to St. Louis and Kansas City police officers

: Makes ownership, possession, and discharge of taser guns an unlawful use of a weapon

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

: Designates a portion of States Highway 370 as the "Officer Scott Armstrong Memorial Highway"

: Allows person to replace two sets of two stolen license plate tabs per year and prohibits issuance of ticket for stolen tabs

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system

: Creates new provisions and makes modifications to certain statutes relating to the DNA profiling system

: Allows sheriffs to agree as to which county's jail will house a defendant after a change of venue.

: Requires prosecuting attorneys to impanel adult abuse fatality review panels.

: Creates licensure requirements for private investigators.

: Transfers commercial vehicle enforcement division of the state highway patrol to the department of public safety.

: Requires a person arrested and confined without a warrant be discharged from custody within 48 hours unless charged.

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Last Updated August 25, 2005 at 1:25 pm