HB 1107 --- Sponsor: Baker, Judy --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

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

HB 1167 --- Sponsor: Young, Terry --- CoSponsor: LeVota, Paul

Changes the standard for violation of the Open Meetings Law, commonly known as the Sunshine Law, by a governmental body from knowingly to negligently

HB 1239 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Wildberger, Edward

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 admissible

HB 1309 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Brown, Jason

Changes the laws regarding criminal forfeitures

HB 1312 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Smith, Todd

Changes the laws regarding the DNA profiling system

HB 1330 --- Sponsor: Baker, Judy --- CoSponsor: Johnson, Connie "LaJoyce"

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

HB 1461 --- Sponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn --- CoSponsor: Wood, Dennis

Changes the laws regarding defensive use of force

HB 1519 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Connie "LaJoyce" --- CoSponsor: Baker, Judy

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

HB 1550 --- Sponsor: Pearce, David --- CoSponsor: Weter, Raymond 'Ray'

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

HB 2018 --- Sponsor: Parson, Michael L. --- CoSponsor: Jones, Kenny

Requires crime victims to be paid up to $250 from the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund to replace certain items seized by law enforcement as evidence of a crime

HB 2029 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian David

Establishes the Asbestos and Silica Claims Priorities Act

SB 760 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin

Allows a law enforcement agency to dispose of hazardous materials that have been seized as evidence once they have documented the materials

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 29, 2006 at 9:53 am