CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Missouri House of Representatives
93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2006)
Bills Indexed by Subject
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

: Authorizes a court to order the sale of firearms and ammunition used in the commission of a crime

: Creates new crimes of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment and aiding a sexual offender and increases the punishment for sex offenders who commit crimes against children

: Requires that sex offenders placed on probation or parole for a sex crime against a child younger than 17 years of age be electronically monitored while on probation or parole

: Denies bail to offenders who have pled guilty to or been found guilty of sexual offenses or pornographic offenses committed against children

: Requires persons arrested for the manufacture or distribution of drugs to appear before a judge prior to being released on bond

: Removes the requirement that a person must have received at least a 10-day jail sentence on a prior offense before a third or subsequent misdemeanor stealing offense can be enhanced to a felony

: Authorizes jailers to serve arrest warrants on persons who are already inmates in the custody of the facility in which the jailer is employed

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Changes the laws regarding criminal forfeitures

: Allocates additional funding from the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund to certain recipients

: Revises the definition of "intoxication-related traffic offense" to include similar offenses from other states, federal violations, and military violations

: Allows a person determined to be actually innocent of a crime to receive $50 for each day of post-conviction incarceration and an automatic expungement of records

: Changes the laws regarding the procedures required in law enforcement investigations and establishes the Missouri Laboratory Oversight Committee

: Repeals the requirements that the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners establish the Bertillon system of identification of criminals and employ assistance to conduct and manage the department

: Authorizes the expungement of certain arrest records and convictions for municipal ordinance violations and certain misdemeanors

: Prohibits law enforcement officers in fourth class cities from making an arrest outside the city limits even when the officer observed the offense and began pursuit inside the city limits

: Requires law enforcement agencies to notify a petitioner for an ex parte order of protection when the order has been served on the respondent or when no more attempts to serve are planned

: Changes the laws regarding post-conviction DNA testing by limiting who may apply for post-conviction testing and requiring the DNA evidence to be retained and preserved for a certain period of time

: Prohibits a health care professional from prescribing, dispensing, or administering a lethal dosage of any substance for the purpose of assisting in the death of an individual

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund

: Repeals the death penalty

: Requires English to be the language of all official proceedings in the state

: Places a moratorium on the use of the death penalty and establishes a commission to study the use of the death penalty

: Specifies that a prosecution is commenced for a misdemeanor or infraction when the information is filed and for a felony when the complaint is filed

: Authorizes prosecuting and circuit attorneys to dismiss a complaint, information, or indictment without the consent of the court

: Authorizes a $25 booking charge to provide law enforcement with software technology to manage jail and detention facilities

: Requires convicted persons or persons who pled guilty or are found guilty in criminal cases to pay the costs of the investigation and prosecution of their offense

: Clarifies what information is to be made available to a person who is given an alcohol breath test

: Removes the requirement that a nonalcoholic antiseptic be used to cleanse the skin prior to drawing blood for a chemical blood alcohol test

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Modifies the law on using justifiable force to protect persons and property

: Extends the August 28, 2006 expiration date for the surcharge on certain criminal cases to August 28, 2013.

: Allocates additional funding from the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund to certain recipients

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Prohibits closing a child abuse investigation if the child dies during the course of the investigation

: Eliminates the death penalty

: Makes changes to the criminal justice system

: Allows the court to order a person to pay into the county law enforcement restitution fund for a moving violation

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Allows any jailer to serve an arrest warrant on a person who is already an inmate in the custody of the jailer

: Makes changes to laws regarding criminal background checks

: Specifies the Amber Alert System aids in identifying and locating abducted children rather than adults

: Allows persons wrongfully found guilty of a felony, who are later exonerated by DNA profiling analysis, to receive restitution

: Establishes the Criminal Forfeiture Reform Act

: Allows videotaped depositions of mentally retarded persons to be admissible in certain criminal proceedings

: Modifies the laws on the use of force

: Requires the issuance of a "no contact" order under certain circumstances with sexual offense cases

: Modifies numerous penalties for violations of motor vehicle licensing, registration, and equipment statutes

: Modifies the types of orders or judgments that may be appealed through the prosecuting or circuit attorney

: Prohibits certain activities relating to human trafficking and prostitution

: Adds the crime of manufacturing methamphetamine to the list of offenses that are not bailable

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Last Updated November 29, 2006 at 9:53 am