Missouri House of Representatives
94th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2007)
Bills Indexed by Subject
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
HB 27
--- Sponsor:
Cunningham, Jane
- Removes the requirement that a person must have received at least a
10-day jail sentence on a prior offense before a third or subsequent
misdemeanor stealing offense can be enhanced to a felony
HB 83
--- Sponsor:
Kraus, Will
--- CoSponsor:
McGhee, Mike
- Authorizes judges to order defendants who have pled guilty to or been
found guilty of felony offenses to pay expenses related to the cost
of the prosecution
HB 258
--- Sponsor:
Hubbard, Rodney R.
--- CoSponsor:
Chappelle-Nadal, Maria
- Repeals the death penalty
HB 281
--- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
Meadows, Tim
- 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
HB 292
--- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
Baker, Judy
- 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
HB 332
--- Sponsor:
Lipke, Scott A.
--- CoSponsor:
Baker, Judy
- Changes the laws regarding crime victim's rights
HB 334
--- Sponsor:
Lipke, Scott A.
- Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders
HB 337
--- Sponsor:
Lipke, Scott A.
- Removes the requirement that a sexually violent predator be
determined to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in order to have a
mandated DNA sample collected for profiling analysis
HB 445
--- Sponsor:
Deeken, Bill
--- CoSponsor:
Johnson, Connie "LaJoyce"
- Establishes the Commission on the Death Penalty and places a
moratorium on all executions until January 1, 2011
HB 499
--- Sponsor:
Dusenberg, Gary
--- CoSponsor:
Sater, David
- Changes the fees and requirements for receipt of a criminal history
record information from the State Highway Patrol
HB 652
--- Sponsor:
Hughes, Leonard
--- CoSponsor:
Hubbard, Rodney R.
- Removes the payment of an intervention fee as a condition of parole
HB 697
--- Sponsor:
Johnson, Connie "LaJoyce"
--- CoSponsor:
Hubbard, Rodney R.
- Authorizes the expungement of certain arrest records and convictions
for municipal ordinance violations and certain misdemeanors
HB 742
--- Sponsor:
Nasheed, Jamilah
- Authorizes the sealing of certain criminal records
HB 770
--- Sponsor:
Cox, Stanley
- Allows sheriffs and jailers to refuse receipt of a prisoner until the
arresting entity has had the prisoner examined by a physician
HB 851
--- Sponsor:
Onder, Bob
--- CoSponsor:
Nolte, Jerry
- Authorizes State Highway Patrol training on federal immigration laws
and requires officers to inquire into the legal status of persons
placed under arrest
HB 858
--- Sponsor:
Cunningham, Jane
- Establishes the Citizens' Right to Know Act of 2007 which requires the
registry of certain information regarding defendants recommended for
an unsecured release
HB 885
--- Sponsor:
Wilson, Kevin
--- CoSponsor:
Ruestman, Marilyn
- Allows the court to order a person's vehicle impounded for up to one
year as part of a penalty for driving while intoxicated
HB 962
--- Sponsor:
Davis, Cynthia L.
- Prohibits individuals currently on probation because of a suspended
imposition of sentence or individuals civilly committed to inpatient
mental health services from receiving a concealed carry permit
HB 980
--- Sponsor:
Harris, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
LeVota, Paul
- Requires persons arrested for the manufacture or distribution of
drugs to appear before a judge prior to being released on bond
HB 984
--- Sponsor:
Harris, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
LeVota, Paul
- Allows the court to order a person's vehicle impounded for up to one
year as part of a penalty for driving while intoxicated
HB 985
--- Sponsor:
Harris, Jeff
- Requires certain victims of crime to be notified if the perpetrator
of the crime is committed to a mental health facility according to
the provisions of Chapter 552, RSMo
HB 986
--- Sponsor:
Harris, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
LeVota, Paul
- Allows crime victims to take time off from work to attend criminal
proceedings without retribution by their employer
HB 999
--- Sponsor:
Donnelly, Margaret
--- CoSponsor:
Page, Sam
- Removes the requirement that a nonalcoholic antiseptic be used to
cleanse the skin prior to drawing blood for a chemical blood alcohol
test
HB 1040
--- Sponsor:
Storch, Rachel
- Requires the Department of Corrections to establish a web site listing
all victims' rights and allows vicitims to request a partition during
probation or parole hearings to shield the view of the offender
HB 1088
--- Sponsor:
Pollock, Darrell
- Establishes a priority for the payment of judgments and court costs
and fees by defendants in criminal prosecutions
HB 1169
--- Sponsor:
May, Bob
--- CoSponsor:
Lipke, Scott A.
- Increases the penalty for the crime of resisting or interfering with
arrest and resisting an arrest, detention, or stop by fleeing in a
manner that creates a substantial risk of serious injury or death
HB 1173
--- Sponsor:
Dixon, Bob
- Specifies that it is not a prerequisite for the establishment of bail
that a criminal charge of any kind has been filed
HB 1191
--- Sponsor:
Page, Sam
- Requires the State Highway Patrol to provide a form on its sexual
offender information web site to allow persons to receive updates
by e-mail on certain changes involving registered sexual offenders
HB 1233
--- Sponsor:
Skaggs, Trent
--- CoSponsor:
Talboy, Mike
- Establishes a task force to develop guidelines for eyewitness
evidence in criminal investigations
HB 1241
--- Sponsor:
Davis, Cynthia L.
- Requires any person adjudicated as a juvenile for certain sexual
offenses to register as a sexual offender
- SB 25
--- Sponsor:
Champion, Norma
- Prohibits closing a child abuse investigation if the child dies
during the course of the investigation
- SB 41
--- Sponsor:
Goodman, Jack
- Modifies the laws on the use of force
- SB 62
--- Sponsor:
Goodman, Jack
- Modifies the laws on the use of force
- SB 101
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Modifies numerous penalties for violations of motor vehicle
licensing, registration, and equipment laws
- SB 278
--- Sponsor:
Koster, Chris
- Requires certain sex offenders to serve a mandatory minimum prison
term of at least three years
- SB 354
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Eliminates the death penalty
- SB 475
--- Sponsor:
Crowell, Jason
- Adds several provisions relating to expert witness testimony in
judicial proceedings
- SB 553
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Modifies various provisions relating to crime
- SB 557
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Modifies various provisions relating to crime
- SB 611
--- Sponsor:
Goodman, Jack
- Modifies provisions relating to the public defender system
- SB 640
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Requires the issuance of a "no contact" order under certain
circumstances with sexual offense cases
- SB 660
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Modifies various provisions relating to crime
- SJR 17
--- Sponsor:
Crowell, Jason
- Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in
operation by allowing the sexual offender registry laws to be
applied retrospectively
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 23, 2007 at 9:15 am