Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2009)
Bills Indexed by Subject
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
HB 33 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Wright, Billy Pat
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 HB 131 --- Sponsor: Fallert, Joseph Jr. --- CoSponsor: Fischer, Linda
Prohibits certain sexual offenders from being present in or loitering within 1,000 yards of a state park HB 133 --- Sponsor: Fallert, Joseph Jr. --- CoSponsor: Fischer, Linda
Changes the minimum prison term for individuals who have pled guilty to or been found guilty of certain felonies HB 137 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard
Eliminates the payment of an intervention fee as a condition of parole HB 146 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard
Authorizes the expungement of certain criminal records including convictions for any nonviolent crime, misdemeanor, or nonviolent drug violation HB 152 --- Sponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn --- CoSponsor: Cooper, Robert Wayne
Expands the DNA profiling system by requiring any person 17 years of age or older who is arrested for certain crimes to provide a biological sample for the purpose of DNA profiling analysis HB 164 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian David
Prohibits certain sexual offenders from being physically present or loitering within 500 feet of a child care facility HB 167 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary
Changes the laws regarding criminal history records information HB 177 --- Sponsor: Cox, Stanley
Gives the judge presiding over certain sexual offense cases discretion to publicly disclose indentifying information regarding the defendant which could be used to identify or locate the victim HB 260 --- Sponsor: Franz, Ward
Changes the laws regarding a person who has been found guilty of failure to register as a sexual offender HB 263 --- Sponsor: Franz, Ward
Specifies that any person required to register as a sexual offender must avoid all Halloween-related contact with children at any time as well as on October 31 HB 317 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A. --- CoSponsor: Dixon, Bob
Specifies that no defendant in a criminal case is entitled to compel the examination of a witness who is younger than 14 years of age HB 384 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A.
Changes the laws regarding certain criminal offenses and procedures HB 484 --- Sponsor: Deeken, Bill --- CoSponsor: McGhee, Mike
Establishes the Commission on the Death Penalty and places a moratorium on all executions until January 1, 2012 HB 510 --- Sponsor: Hoskins, Denny --- CoSponsor: Largent, Scott
Establishes requirements for private jails and brings them under the same guidelines and penalties as county and city jails HB 588 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike --- CoSponsor: Burnett, John P.
Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to make periodic reviews of certain convicted offenders serving sentences of 50 years or life without the possibility of parole HB 589 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike --- CoSponsor: Jones, Kenny
Requires any criminal justice entity that conducts eyewitness identification procedures to adopt written policies for using an eyewitness to identify a suspect HB 674 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: El-Amin, Talibdin
Allows for the compensation of a person wrongfully convicted and imprisoned HB 791 --- Sponsor: Yates, Brian David --- CoSponsor: Dusenberg, Gary
Specifies that any person possessing less than 35 grams of marijuana will be required to perform community service HB 820 --- Sponsor: Fischer, Linda --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff
Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund and authorizes a $7 surcharge in certain criminal cases to fund a contribution system for certain law enforcement employees HB 821 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Robert Wayne --- CoSponsor: Pollock, Darrell
Allows a first classification county to establish a county court HB 866 --- Sponsor: Wells, Don --- CoSponsor: Tilley, Steven
Allows certain unsubstantiated complaints made against licensed social workers and physicians by certain sexually violent predators to be removed from the regulating entity's records HB 890 --- Sponsor: LeVota, Paul --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian David
Increases from $2 to $4 the additional surcharge that may be assessed in a criminal case by the governing body of any county or city having a domestic violence shelter HB 905 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: El-Amin, Talibdin
Allows a person who was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned to apply for compensation HB 908 --- Sponsor: Jones, Kenny
Establishes a surcharge on certain criminal cases to fund a contribution system for certain law enforcement officers HB 936 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Walsh, Regina
Changes the laws regarding the criminal justice system and establishes Christy's Law regarding a drug test for victims of sexual offenses HB 1012 --- Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George --- CoSponsor: Spreng, Michael
Requires all residents of long-term care facilities to have background checks for the purpose of identifying those residents who are sexual offenders HB 1027 --- Sponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah --- CoSponsor: Gray, Rochelle
Authorizes the expungement of certain criminal records HB 1072 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Specifies that any computer or laptop seized in the investigation and prosecution of a sexual offense will not be returned to the offender under certain conditions and a finding of the court HB 1092 --- Sponsor: McGhee, Mike
Limits the amount of aid the Attorney General may give in death penalty cases and establishes the Death Increment Fiscal Accountability Committee HB 1127 --- Sponsor: McGhee, Mike
Changes the law regarding clemency in death penalty cases HB 1144 --- Sponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P. --- CoSponsor: Flook, Tim
Requires the Department of Corrections to design and implement an intensive long-term treatment program for certain chronic nonviolent offenders with serious substance abuse addictions HB 1167 --- Sponsor: Gray, Rochelle
Authorizes the board of directors of certain special purpose districts to appoint and employ as many district police officers as the board deems necessary HB 1200 --- Sponsor: Grisamore, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Sater, David
Changes the laws regarding criminal background checks conducted under the Family Care Safety Registry
SB 8 --- 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 17 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Eliminates the death penalty
SB 37 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack
Modifies provisions relating to the public defender system
SB 46 --- Sponsor: Schaefer, Kurt
Requires any person who pleads guilty to or is found guilty of a felony on or after August 28, 2009, to serve a minimum prison term of eighty-five percent of his or her sentence
SB 63 --- Sponsor: Rupp, Scott T.
Modifies various provisions relating to dog fighting
SB 180 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Modifies various provisions relating to crime
SB 181 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Modifies various provisions relating to crime
SB 192 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes
Redefines the term "intoxication-related traffic offense"
SB 201 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane
Modifies provisions relating to dog fighting
SB 261 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Modifies various provisions relating to crime
SB 273 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin
Withdrawn
SB 310 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt
Requires custodial interrogations of persons suspected of certain serious offenses to be recorded
SB 312 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack
Repeals the current procedures regarding criminal activity forfeiture actions and establishes new procedures
SB 321 --- Sponsor: Days, Rita D.
Creates a commission to study the death penalty in Missouri
SB 417 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack
Allows law enforcement agencies to hold a suspect arrested without a warrant for up to 48 hours, rather than 24 hours, before charging the person with a crime.
SB 435 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim
Allows the Department of Mental Health to contract with county jails to confine sexually violent predators who are civilly committed
SB 551 --- Sponsor: Crowell, Jason
Modifies provisions relating to drug offenses and substance abuse treatment
SJR 3 --- Sponsor: Crowell, Jason
Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in operation by allowing certain laws pertaining to sexual offenders and other felons to be applied retrospectively

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 17, 2009 at 9:31 am