LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

Missouri House of Representatives
93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2006)
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND AGENCIES

: Changes the laws regarding orders of protection

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Increases the punishment for false impersonation of a law enforcement officer from a class A misdemeanor to a class D felony

: Adds Nubaine to the list of schedule IV controlled substances

: Changes the concealed carry law by limiting the validity of a concealed carry permit from another state to 30 days

: Creates new crimes of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment and aiding a sexual offender and increases the punishment for sex offenders who commit crimes against children

: Requires that sex offenders placed on probation or parole for a sex crime against a child younger than 17 years of age be electronically monitored while on probation or parole

: Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections employees

: Denies bail to offenders who have pled guilty to or been found guilty of sexual offenses or pornographic offenses committed against children

: 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

: Changes the laws regarding defensive use of force

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

: Changes the laws regarding defensive use of force

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

: Changes the laws regarding workers' compensation benefits for certain diseases resulting in exposure to certain occupational hazards

: Reduces the amount of excess revenues generated by fines for moving traffic violations that municipalities must send to the Department of Revenue

: Allows members of the Police Retirement System of Kansas City to receive service credit for time spent in military service during a war

: Authorizes an individual income tax credit for real property taxes paid by surviving spouses of certain public safety officers

: Increases the excise tax on intoxicating beverages and creates the Fund for the Reduction of Alcohol-Related Problems and Underage Drinking

: Allows a parent, legal guardian, or other person with custodial rights to petition a court to extend his or her child's age of majority to 18 for all purposes under state law

: Requires that marshals appointed for the appellate courts be compensated at the same amount as the highest salary set for marshals of circuit courts

: Increases the penalty for the crime of making a false report from a class B misdemeanor to a class D felony

: Creates the crime of failure to lower tinted windows upon the approach of a law enforcement officer

: 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

: Changes the laws regarding the use and possession of explosives

: Changes the laws regarding the litigation of damages for failure to wear a safety belt

: Creates the crime of committing a terrorist act

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: 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

: 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

: Establishes qualifications for members of civilian review boards

: Requires licensed health care providers to notify a law enforcement agency when they examine or treat a person who is intoxicated and reasonably suspect that the person may attempt to operate a car

: Changes the laws regarding the release of information about an employee to a prospective employer or law enforcement agency

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Requires notification of a landowner and local law enforcement agency prior to a private entity entering onto property to investigate the use of genetically modified organism agricultural products

: Changes the laws regarding criminal forfeitures

: Adds certain moving violations to the list of infractions for which a court may order payment to the county law enforcement restitution fund

: Changes the penalty for enticement of a child to a term of imprisonment of not less than five years and not more than 30 years and makes offenders ineligible for probation or parole for five years

: Requires foreign corporations to provide all records sought under a search warrant within five business days and gives immunity to corporations that provide records under a search warrant

: Changes the laws regarding crime prevention

: Authorizes the State Highway Patrol to conduct criminal background checks on gubernatorial appointees who are subject to Senate confirmation

: Authorizes state agencies to conduct criminal background checks on certain applicants and employees

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

: Authorizes an additional benefit of $10 per month for certain members of the Police Retirement System of Kansas City

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

: Allows law enforcement officers to stop a vehicle for a seat belt violation if the violation is clearly visible

: Repeals the laws prohibiting political activity or fund raising by Kansas City police officers

: Authorizes the Superintendent of the State Highway Patrol to establish guidelines under which members of the patrol may accept other secondary employment

: 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

: Increases the penalty for possession of any methamphetamine precursor drug with the intent to manufacture amphetamine, methaphetamine, or any of their analogs from a class D felony to a class C felony

: Changes the laws regarding the Police Retirement System of St. Louis

: Revises unlawful transactions with a child by making it a crime to sell or rent a video game to a child when the video game has been rated mature or adults only by the Entertainment Software Rating Board

: Changes the laws regarding hate crimes to include any person who is targeted because of identification with any specified group, perceived or otherwise

: Prohibits law enforcement officers in fourth class cities from making an arrest outside the city limits even when the officer observed the offense and began pursuit inside the city limits

: Requires law enforcement agencies to notify a petitioner for an ex parte order of protection when the order has been served on the respondent or when no more attempts to serve are planned

: 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

: 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

: 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

: Gives civilian review boards the power to subpoena witnesses and records

: Requires sheriffs to immediately issue a permit to acquire handguns to anyone who possesses a valid concealed carry permit if the person had not undergone any change in status to make him or her ineligible

: Allows members of the State Highway Patrol to provide assistance to those conducting elections

: Changes the laws regarding domestic violence and orders of protection and allows a law enforcement officer to remove any firearm found at the scene of an alleged act of domestic violence

: Allows a law enforcement officer to remove any firearm found at the scene of an alleged act of domestic violence

: Creates a cause of action for injury to emergency personnel caused by the wrongful actions of another person

: Allows the Children's Division to consult with a law enforcement agency to determine the level of law enforcement involvement necessary to initiate a child abuse and neglect investigation

: Establishes a panel to create a program to award grants to Internet cyber crime law enforcement task forces

: Revises the laws regarding chemical tests for intoxication by requiring that drivers involved in collisions which result in death or serious physical injury be administered the test

: Establishes the Board of Private Investigator Examiners and creates licensure requirements for private investigators

: Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Creates the crime of failing to report suspicious photographs involving a child

: Repeals an obsolete provision which allows the police department of the City of St. Louis to hire retired police officers as special advisors

: Creates the Law Enforcement Safety Fund

: Authorizes additional compensation for overtime, court time, and standby court time for sergeants of the City of St. Louis police department

: Requires park rangers employed by the City of St. Louis to complete basic training of peace officers, gives them arrest powers, and requires them to comply with racial profiling laws

: Allows police, deputy sheriffs, and State Highway Patrol officers to form labor organizations

: Expands the authority of a peace officer as designated by the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control to make arrests, searches, and seizures

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

: Revises certain assault crimes and one tampering crime to include juvenile officers

: Establishes the Local Community Rail Security Act of 2006 which requires rail operators in this state to make a risk assessment of all rail facilities

: Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the Public Safety Enhancement Fund

: Increases the compensation of special advisors for the Police Retirement System of St. Louis from $10 to $15 a month multiplied by the number of years the member's age exceeds 60 years

: Changes the laws regarding public records to keep law enforcement internal investigation documents closed records unless criminal charges are filed

: Establishes the Missouri Uniform Interoperability Communications Act and the Missouri Interoperability Communications Board

: Changes the laws regarding the classification of marijuana as a controlled substance and legalizes the use of marijuana for medical purposes

: Establishes the Precious Doe Hotline for the reporting of missing and abused children and provides rewards through the Precious Doe Hotline Reward Fund for reports leading to arrests

: Requires, subject to appropriation, the State Emergency Management Agency to establish a statewide planning and mapping system for public buildings in Missouri

: Authorizes a $25 booking charge to provide law enforcement with software technology to manage jail and detention facilities

: Creates the crime of falsifying or attempting to falsify a drug or alcohol test and adds certain substances to the list of controlled substances

: Requires judges to issue no contact or communication orders to the defendant when they issue a warrant for arrest for a sexual offense and requires certain victim information not be released

: Allows Greene County to charge a fee to persons arrested and processed at the county jail

: Increases the penalty for resisting or interfering with an arrest, detention, or stop

: Removes the exemption for cases disposed of by a traffic violations bureau for which sheriffs, county marshals, and other officers are authorized to charge a fee for their services

: Requires convicted persons or persons who pled guilty or are found guilty in criminal cases to pay the costs of the investigation and prosecution of their offense

: Requires the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission to offer training to peace officers regarding the investigation of crimes involving computers and the Internet

: Changes the laws regarding illegal aliens

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

: Authorizes the City of Independence to impose a sales tax for funding police services provided by the municipal police department

: Authorizes the City of St. Louis to impose a sales tax of up to 0.5% for the operation of public safety departments

: Changes the laws regarding certification standards for law enforcement officers

: Allows political entities to establish automated photo red-light enforcement systems to detect red-light signal violations

: Changes the laws regarding the firearms safety training requirement for obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon

: 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

: Prohibits the loud playing of sound-producing or sound-amplifying devices in St. Louis and St. Charles counties and allows officers to impound these devices

: Clarifies what information is to be made available to a person who is given an alcohol breath test

: Removes the requirement that a nonalcoholic antiseptic be used to cleanse the skin prior to drawing blood for a chemical blood alcohol test

: Makes all records and documents relating to an individual's suicide a closed record

: Increases the penalty for littering by requiring community service and a $600 restitution payment

: Allows private, not-for-profit colleges and universities to appoint police officers

: Transfers the authority to appoint members to the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners from the Governor to the mayor of the City of St. Louis

: Establishes the Missouri Urban Pursuit Reduction Grant to provide monetary assistance in the amount of a 50% match to urban police departments which purchase real-time pursuit management systems

: Reorganizes Missouri's Volunteer Fire Protection Association and renames it the Missouri Civil Defense Fire Rescue Squad

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Establishes surcharges on certain court proceedings to fund certain school-related educational programs

: Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

: Allows the Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions

: Eliminates the requirement that one must obtain a concealable firearm permit before acquiring a handgun

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

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Makes changes to the criminal justice system

: Allows any jailer to serve an arrest warrant on a person who is already an inmate in the custody of the jailer

: Grants the Highway Patrol authority to investigate excursion gambling boat activities

: Changes provisions regarding military leave for Kansas City police officers and civilian employees.

: Modifies provisions regarding supplemental retirement benefits for Kansas City police officers and civilian employees

: Modifies provisions regarding distribution payments in the St. Louis retirement system

: Enacts various provisions relating to the safe operation of motor vehicles to ensure the safety of highway workers, emergency workers and other motorists

: Repeals the law currently prohibiting Kansas City police officers from participating in some political activities

: Modifies provisions of criminal background checks for emergency child placements

: Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

: Requires law enforcement and the Highway Patrol to take new photographs of sex offenders when they report annually

: Modifies "Macks Creek law" by applying a 45% cap on traffic fine revenues to violations that occur on all highways rather than just state highways

: Authorizes the Director of the POST Commission to promulgate rules and regulations

: Requires law enforcement and the Highway Patrol to take new photographs of sex offenders when they report annually

: Allows certain St. Louis police officers to receive additional compensation for overtime

: Specifies the Amber Alert System aids in identifying and locating abducted children rather than adults

: Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the "Public Safety Enhancement Fund"

: Increases wage for special advisors to the St. Louis City Police Retirement Board

: Creates the crime of "failing to lower a tinted window upon the approach of a law enforcement officer"

: Requires the Department of Public Safety to create a grant program for certain law enforcement task forces

: Designates a portion of I-55 in St. Louis County as the "Officer Thomas G. Smith Jr. Memorial Highway"

: Modifies the law regarding St. Louis police officer salaries

: Requires the POST Commission to offer peace officer training on the investigation of computer and Internet crimes

: Creates the "Local Community Rail Security Act of 2006"

: Allows the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners to delegate some of its powers to hearing officers

: Requires the Highway Patrol to establish training and certification standards for law enforcement officers to enforce commercial motor vehicle laws

: Requires the issuance of a "no contact" order under certain circumstances with sexual offense cases

: Designates the portion of Highway 21 from the intersection of Lindbergh Avenue to the intersection of Gravois Road in St. Louis County as the "Sergeant William McEntee Memorial Highway"

: Allows private, not-for-profit colleges or universities to appoint and employ college or university police officers

: Allows the City of St. Louis to impose a sales tax for public safety

: Enacts multiple provisions regarding illegal aliens

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