LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
94th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2008)
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

: Lowers the average total inmate population required to allow a circuit court to appoint an extra circuit court marshal

: Requires the State Highway Patrol to create, maintain, and make available for public inquiry on the Internet a registry of persons convicted of certain drug offenses

: Establishes the Missouri Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act regarding illegal aliens in the state

: 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

: Requires, subject to appropriations, retired State Highway Patrol officers to be paid a per diem, mileage, and travel expenses when they testify in a court proceeding at least 30 miles from their residence

: Establishes the Missouri Universal Red Light Enforcement Act which allows political entities to establish automated photo red light enforcement systems to detect red light signal violations

: Changes the laws regarding the age of victims and offenders in various sexual offenses

: Changes the laws regarding identity protection and gives identity theft victims the right to have an incident report filed by their law enforcement agency and receive a copy of the report

: Establishes the Consumer Report Security Freeze Act

: Changes the laws regarding illegal aliens and immigration status verification

: Requires the Department of Revenue to put a unique code or identifier on the driver's license, nondriver's license, or driver's permit of anyone who is required to register as a sexual offender

: Expands the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or probation and parole officer in the first, second, or third degree to include corrections officers

: Creates the crimes of possession of a restricted natural substance and unlawful distribution of a restricted natural substance

: Allows persons who have been convicted more than twice of driving while intoxicated to obtain an ignition interlock restricted license for a one-year period if the person meets certain requirements

: Increases the maximum amount of compensation that various officers employed by the Kansas City Police Department may receive

: Increases the maximum amount of compensation that various officers employed by the Kansas City Police Department may receive

: Changes the laws regarding ignition interlock devices and a prior plea to an alcohol-related traffic offense

: Changes the laws regarding mitigation of damages when the plaintiff was not wearing a safety belt

: Expands the crime of tampering with a judicial officer to include juvenile officers and deputy juvenile officers

: Expands the DNA profiling system by requiring any person 18 years of age or older who is arrested for a felony to provide a biological sample for the purpose of DNA profiling analysis

: Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund and authorizes a surcharge in certain criminal cases to fund a contribution system for certain law enforcement employees

: Creates the crime of motorcycle stunt driving

: Prohibits a person from intentionally smelling or inhaling the fumes of or inducing or aiding another person in the use or sale of specified solvents

: Expands the crime of property damage in the first degree to include knowingly damaging another person's motor vehicle while making entry to steal the vehicle or something within the vehicle

: 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

: 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

: Creates the Reverend Nathaniel Cole Memorial Pursuit Reduction Grant to provide grants to urban police departments for the purchase of real-time pursuit management systems

: Expands the crime of tampering with a judicial officer to include judicial officers or deputy juvenile officers

: Changes the laws regarding stealing-related offenses

: Changes the laws regarding the unlawful possession or transfer of a firearm

: Expands the crime of resisting arrest to include warrants issued by a court of record or a probation or parole officer

: Changes the laws regarding crime and crime prevention

: Increases from $20 to $35 the fee a sherif may charge for serving any summons, writ, or other court order in any civil case

: Requires the appointment of a capitol police chief and authorizes capitol police officers to apply for and serve search warrants and to arrest anywhere in Cole County

: Creates the crime of cyber harassment and increases the penalty for the crimes of harassment and stalking when committed by an adult against a child

: Requires law enforcement agencies to establish a rotation list of towing truck companies to be used for removing disabled vehicles in their jurisdiction

: Expands the crime of harassment to include harassment by electronic communications

: Allows a person to seek recovery and damages resulting from the death or injury of a law enforcement officer or firefighter due to the illegal, negligent, or malicious conduct of a person or entitty

: Allows criminal charges to be filed against a mother who intentionally used or ingested an illegal controlled substance while she was pregnant which resulted in harm to her unborn child

: Prohibits any person required to register as a sexual offender from intentionally photographing a minor without the consent of the minor's parent or guardian

: Changes the time restrictions for service of a summons for a proceeding before an associate circuit judge

: Changes the laws regarding illegal aliens and immigration status verification

: Changes the laws regarding the prosecution of certain traffic-related offenses

: Changes the laws regarding the payment for forensic examinations and medical treatment of victims of sexual offenses

: Creates the crime of murder of a criminal justice official and revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer in all degrees to include corrections officers

: Expands the crime of resisting or interfering with arrest, stop, or detention to include any arrest, stop, or detention made with a court-authorized warrant or a probation and parole warrant

: Changes the laws regarding various public employee retirement systems

: Re-enacts the federal overtime standards in effect prior to the passage of Proposition B (2006) regarding the minimum wage increase

: Prohibits any person from owning or operating a sexual offender treatment facility for more than one person who is required to register unless operated by or contracted with a government body

: Requires commercial vehicle enforcement officers to meet the mandatory standards for basic training and licensure of peace officers

: Changes the laws regarding crime and crime prevention

: Creates a rebuttable presumption that the person whose name appears in the controlled substance log book which pharmacies are required to keep and maintain is the person whose transaction is recorded

: Creates the crime of obstruction of justice

: Expands the crime of furnishing pornographic material to minors by including engaging in lewd communication or conversation with a minor via the Internet

: Changes the laws regarding crime prevention

: Changes the laws regarding the firearms safety training requirement for obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon to allow proof of certain types of military service to satisfy the requirement

: Requires certain detained juveniles to be reported to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement if there is probable cause to believe that they are illegal aliens

: Expands the DNA profiling system by requiring any person 18 years of age or older who is arrested for a felony to provide a biological sample for the purpose of DNA profiling analysis

: Revises the laws regarding prior, persistent, aggravated, and chronic intoxication-related traffic offenders and requires continuous alcohol monitoring as a condition of parole or probation for some offenders

: Changes the laws regarding disability benefits for the Police Retirement System of Kansas City and the Civilian Employees' Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City

: Changes the punishment for counterfeiting and requires the forfeiture of counterfeit goods, the materials and implements used to produce them, and the property used in the commission of the crime

: Closes certain records of permits to obtain concealable firearms

: Requires suspected illegals who cannot prove their legal status who appear in court for any state law or municipal ordinance violation to be held in jail until they are reported to federal authorities

: Requires cities to pay the difference between the amount of the salary and any workers' compensation benefit to certain public safety employees who suffer a traumatic job-related injury

: Prohibits the Department of Corrections from listing the death of an inmate as natural causes and requires them to report the specific illness or disease which caused the inmate's death

: Authorizes state college and university police officers to enforce traffic regulations on college or university property

: Exempts landlords from liability for damage to a person's property that results from enforcement of a judgment granting possession and gives landlords the right to dispose of the property

: Prohibits persons convicted of statutory rape or sodomy in the first degree from being eligible for probation, parole, or conditional release for five years if the victim is younger than 12 years of age

: Creates the crime of impersonating a minor or someone else

: Changes the laws regarding protections for children and abuse victims

: Changes the laws regarding the crimes of harassment and stalking and adds them to the list of crimes schools must report to law enforcement

: Requires the State Highway Patrol to provide a real-time electronic log book to all pharmacies to enter sales of pseudoephedrine products

: Requires delivery of a certified copy of a warrant and request for a detainer to the confined offender's facility before a prisoner can request a final disposition of any untried indictment or complaint

: Adds farm-raised quail and pheasant to the list of animals considered as livestock as it applies to the crime of stealing

: Creates a county jails fund to be administered by the county sheriff for the purpose of maintaining each county's jail funded by a portion of the fee charged for the collection of delinquent and back taxes

: Revises the crime of murder in the first degree to include knowingly causing the death of a child younger than 18 years of age when a heinous element is involved in the commission of the crime

: Requires courts to provide for centralized filing of rent and possession cases and to hear the cases within 30 days after the date of filing

: Increases from three years to six years the period of time a concealed carry endorsement is valid

: Expands the DNA profiling system by requiring any person 18 years of age or older who is arrested for a felony to provide a biological sample for the purpose of DNA profiling analysis

: Removes the six-month residency requirement to be eligible for a concealed carry endorsement

: Requires security guards who carry a firearm to receive appropriate training

: Establishes the Law Enforcement Safety Act which allows certain information on law enforcement officers to remain confidential unless the information is used in a criminal investigation

: Requires certain wrecker and towing services to be licensed and requires the Department of Public Safety to place a licensed wrecker or towing service on the State Highway Patrol's rotation log

: Regulates sexually oriented businesses

: Changes the laws regarding certain cities' power to grade streets and increases the rate of a special road rock fund tax in certain counties

: Authorizes jailers to serve civil process and arrest warrants, carry firearms when necessary, and have the same powers as any other law enforcement officers to apprehend escaped prisoners

: Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections employees subject to appropriations

: Establishes a statewide curfew for minors

: Revises the crime of sexual misconduct involving a child to make the current statute provisions to be in the first degree and creates the infraction of sexual misconduct involving a child in the second degree

: Allows the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners to develop a test to measure the ordinary physical strength of commissioned police officers in its jurisdiction

: Allows the City of St. Louis to control its police force without state intervention by passing an ordinance

: Expands the list of Schedule II controlled substances to include several nitrites

: Allows law enforcement agencies to share certain information on juveniles from their records with other law enforcement agencies

: Prohibits a person younger than 21 years of age who is not an underage entertainer from being allowed inside a drinking establishment

: Creates the Deputy Sheriff Salary Supplementation Fund consisting of money generated by a $10 increase in the sheriff's fee collected for service or process in civil cases

: Authorizes the Personnel Advisory Board to establish specific pay parameters for custody personnel in the Department of Corrections based on job hazards, years of service, and staffing requirements

: Makes criminal background checks for teachers and other school personnel valid for one year, even if they move from one district to another or there is a change in the type of teacher certification

: Creates the crimes of assault of an employee of a mass transit system while in the scope of his or her duties in the first, second, and third degrees

: Creates the Deputy Sheriff Salary Supplementation Fund and revises continuing education requirements for peace officers

: Allows any person holding a valid turkey permit to hunt wild turkeys without affixing a safety sticker to his or her shotgun

: Creates a civil penalty and a cause of action for damages for coerced subcutaneous implantation of an identification device

: Allows any local governing agency to establish a work for restitution program and requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in and complete the program

: Requires certified law enforcement officers to review video footage of red light cameras prior to issuing summons and requires positive identification of the license plate of the vehicle

: Specifies that any person who commits a steady red light violation that is detected and enforced through an automated photo red light enforcement system will be guilty of an infraction

: Changes the laws regarding illegal aliens and immigration status

: Changes the laws regarding domestic violence

: Authorizes an individual income tax credit of $4,000 for each year in which the taxpayer is licensed and employed as a full-time peace officer

: Changes the laws regarding criminal history records information

: Imposes additional penalties on a person who has been convicted of an intoxication-related traffic offense when his or her blood-alcohol content was .16 of 1% or higher

: Creates the crime of failure to adequately control an animal if the owner intentionally or negligently fails to adequately control his or her animal and it bites or causes physical injury or property damage

: Repeals the death penalty in Missouri

: Changes the laws regarding crimes against children who are younger than 12 years of age

: Requires all drivers and passengers in cars or trucks to wear a seat belt, with certain exceptions, and allows law enforcement officers to make traffic stops of certain persons solely for this violation

: Requires the Geographic Resources Center at the University of Missouri to track sexual offenders who are in violation of the restriction to not reside within 1,000 feet of a school or childcare facility

: Authorizes the board of directors of certain special purpose districts to appoint and employ as many district police officers as the board deems necessary

: Changes the laws regarding dog fighting

: Changes the laws regarding hotline calls reporting child abuse and neglect to the Children's Division within the Department of Social Services

: Changes the laws regarding the ownership, possession, or keeping of certain wild animals and requires them to be registered with the chief law enforcement official in the county where the animal is kept

: Changes the laws regarding the licensure of bail bond and surety recovery agents

: Removes pseudoephedrine from the list of Schedule V controlled substances and adds it to the list of Schedule II controlled substances

: Requires all inmates receiving on-site medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 25 cents per visit

: Prohibits the waiver of sovereign immunity for correctional facility inmates

: Requests that the St. Louis Police Department consider the establishment of an incentive-based wellness program to assist officers in achieving and maintaining adequate physical abilities

SB 723 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
: Modifies educational requirements for certain law enforcement personnel

SB 728 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert
: Designates certain stretches of highway after law enforcement or military personnel

SB 733 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
: Requires crime laboratories providing reports or testimony to a state court to be accredited

SB 754 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert
: Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system

SB 761 --- Sponsor: Stouffer, Bill
: Modifies various laws relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles

SB 785 --- Sponsor: Coleman, Maida
: Allows the City of St. Louis to control its police force without state intervention by passing an ordinance

SB 787 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert
: Creates penalties for individuals who set fires in areas proclaimed to be in extraordinary danger from fire

SB 790 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
: Creates a "Crime Laboratory Review Commission" to independently review the operations of crime laboratories in the state of Missouri that receive state-administered funding

SB 792 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
: Provides immunity from liability for certain healthcare professionals assisting law enforcement or governmental agencies in certain planned activities

SB 793 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
: Allows Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions

SB 794 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert
: Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system

SB 795 --- Sponsor: Rupp, Scott T.
: Modifies various provisions relating to stalking and harassment

SB 801 --- Sponsor: Ridgeway, Luann
: Increases the maximum amount of compensation which the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners may pay officers

SB 834 --- Sponsor: Purgason, Chuck
: Modifies laws relating to dogs

SB 864 --- Sponsor: Rupp, Scott T.
: Establishes a surcharge on criminal cases to fund a defined contribution system for certain law enforcement employees

SB 884 --- Sponsor: Graham, Chuck
: Modifies Missouri's seat belt law by making it applicable to all passengers and allows for primary enforcement

SB 899 --- Sponsor: Loudon, John
: Modifies various provisions relating to sexual offenses

SB 912 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin
: Creates the crime of murder of a criminal justice official and expands the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or probation or parole officer to include corrections pers

SB 932 --- Sponsor: Loudon, John
: Allows grant money distributed by the Department of Public Safety to investigate internet sex crimes against children to be used to fund training for prosecuting and circuit attorneys

SB 935 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
: Creates the "Deputy Sheriff Salary Supplementation Fund", consisting of money generated by a $10 fee collected for serving civil summons and subpoena

SB 963 --- Sponsor: Stouffer, Bill
: Requires law enforcement agencies to establish rotation lists of towing truck companies to be called for removing disabled vehicles

SB 966 --- Sponsor: Dempsey, Tom
: Provides additional workers' compensation benefits for public safety workers killed in the line of duty

SB 979 --- Sponsor: Vogel, Carl
: Terminates eligibility for surviving spouse of public safety officer income tax credit upon remarriage

SB 980 --- Sponsor: Ridgeway, Luann
: Modifies provisions regarding supplemental and disability retirement benefits for Kansas City police officers and civilian employees

SB 985 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes
: Modifies the crime of making a false declaration

SB 997 --- Sponsor: Crowell, Jason
: Removes certain limitations from investments made by boards of trustees of police and firemen's retirement systems

SB 1011 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.
: Modifies various provisions relating to liquor control

SB 1032 --- Sponsor: Dempsey, Tom
: Modifies provisions relating to dangerous animal registration

SB 1063 --- Sponsor: Koster, Chris
: Creates the Missouri Methamphetamine Project

SB 1070 --- Sponsor: Kennedy, Harry
: Allows the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners to develop a physical strength test for police officers

SB 1097 --- Sponsor: Graham, Chuck
: Modifies the powers of jailers

SB 1184 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
: Modifies various provisions relating to domestic violence

SB 1193 --- Sponsor: Koster, Chris
: Changes how salaries of county sheriffs are established

SB 1203 --- Sponsor: Rupp, Scott T.
: Allows political subdivisions to elect to cover certain personnel as members of the Missouri local government employees' retirement system

SB 1227 --- Sponsor: Mayer, Robert
: Modifies various provisions relating to confidential law enforcement information

SB 1238 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack
: Expands the crime of resisting arrest, stop, or detention

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Last Updated May 27, 2008 at 4:57 pm