CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Missouri House of Representatives
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
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: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Requires juvenile sex offenders to provide notice of their status as such to their school superintendent.

: Increases the time persons arrested for felonies may be held without a charge to thirty-two hours.

: Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

: Increase the statute of limitations for forcible, attempted forcible and statutory rape and sodomy 1st and 2nd degrees from 3 years to 20 years.

: Revises venue for fraud crimes.

: Enacts the Anti-Terrorism Act.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Requires offender to serve minimum of 5 years prison for first or second degree robbery or stealing where a vehicle was taken and a child was in the vehicle.

: Eliminates statute of limitations for forcible rape and sodomy.

: Enacts the Common Sense Scientific and Technical Evidence Act.

: Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to supervise persons found guilty of misdemeanor criminal nonsupport.

: Requires prison or jail time for assault if the victim was a mass transit worker or passenger on or waiting to board a bus or light rail system.

: Allows enhanced punishment for sexual misconduct when offender has prior conviction in another state.

: Revises law on child victims of sex offenses.

: Establishes an environmental audit privilege.

: Commutes death sentences to life without parole.

: Allows recognizance bonds only when the defendant is a local and has no prior convictions for failure to appear plus specifies when bonds can be forfeited and remitted to the surety.

: Revises sentencing provisions.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Requires all pleadings and forms commonly in use to be in English.

: Increases punishment for incest from a class D to a class B felony.

: Establishes the Basic Civil Legal Services Fund and authorizes additional filing fees in civil and criminal cases to be credited to the fund.

: Creates a privilege for information gathered in an insurance compliance audit.

: Increases the penalties for forcible rape and sodomy and attempted forcible rape and sodomy and prohibits bail for certain sex crimes.

: Revises criminal laws.

: Excludes any information or evidence obtained from custodial interrogation of a mentally retarded person unless an attorney was present to represent the person.

: Enacts the Anti-terrorism Act.

: Enacts the Anti-terrorism Act.

: Creates a parent/child privilege in criminal cases.

: Specifies how to ascertain the value of certain stolen property.

: Transfers Board of Probation and Parole and the Division of Probation and Parole to the Office of Probation and Parole within the judiciary and eliminates conditional release for certain sex crimes.

: Requires expungement for first alcohol related driving offense for persons under 21 and requires Director of Revenue to expunge all administrative disciplinary records of offenses expunged by 577.054.

: Creates anti-terrorism act plus requires postsecondary schools to track students on foreign visas and report any change in their status to Immigration and Naturalization Service.

: Removes statute of limitations for forcible rape and forcible sodomy.

: Creates Project Exile, relating to firearm crimes.

: Allows sheriff to seize misappropriated property held by a pawnbroker.

: Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions.

: Removes statute of limitations for certain unclassified crimes.

: Raises age limit for death penalty from 16 to 18.

: Expands authority of courts to set aside past convictions and expunge criminal records.

: Related to terrorism.

: Creates the crime of "luring a child".

: Regulates inaugural committees.

: Relates to sealing and closing of court records.

: Modifies various aspects of court administration.

: Establishes a District Attorney system.

: Modifies various aspects of the criminal justice system.

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Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 11, 2002 at 9:08 am