HB 332 -- Crime Victim's Rights

Sponsor:  Lipke

This bill requires, upon the victim's request, a photograph to be
taken of the incarcerated individual prior to his or her release
and made available to the victim.  A victim is allowed to be
represented by an appointed person instead of a personal
appearance during parole and probation revocation hearings for
the defendant.  The victim's appointee who honors any subpoena to
testify in or attend a criminal proceeding is protected from
discharge by any employer.

Missouri House of Representatives
94th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session
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