HB 1408 --- Sponsor: Deeken, Bill

Creates the Fund for the Reduction of Alcohol-Related Problems and Underage Drinking to be used for prevention, treatment, and recovery of alcohol-related problems and alcohol-related traffic safety

HB 1423 --- Sponsor: St. Onge, Neal C. --- CoSponsor: Faith, Sally A.

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

HB 1464 --- Sponsor: Nolte, Jerry --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Prohibits the use or possession of an alcohol beverage vaporizer

HB 1514 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J.

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

HB 1586 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian

Prohibits the possession or consumption of alcohol in the State Capitol or on the State Capitol grounds

HB 1593 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A.

Lowers the blood-alcohol content to .08 of 1% for the crime of operating a vessel with excessive blood-alcohol content

HB 1703 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Dusenberg, Gary

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

HB 1734 --- Sponsor: Fallert, Joseph Jr. --- CoSponsor: George, Tony

Allows certain charitable organizations to begin selling liquor at 9:00 a.m. instead of 11:00 a.m. on Sundays

HB 1781 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Trent

Prohibits the possession or consumption of alcohol in the State Capitol or on the State Capitol grounds

HB 2063 --- Sponsor: Walton, Juanita Head

Allows certain organizations who sell intoxicating liquor by the drink on the premises to obtain a special license to remain open until 3:00 a.m. and to open on Sundays at 8:00 a.m.

HB 2141 --- Sponsor: Dougherty, Curt

Changes the laws regarding the denial, suspension, or revocation of a liquor license

HB 2153 --- Sponsor: Silvey, Ryan --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent

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

HB 2373 --- Sponsor: Harris, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

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

HB 2421 --- Sponsor: Meiners, Kate --- CoSponsor: McGhee, Mike

Allows a Kansas City festival district promotional association to obtain a license to sell alcohol for consumption within the festival district

HB 2429 --- Sponsor: Hunter, Steve

Requires an entertainment district to submit a detailed plan to obtain a municipal permit to sell liquor at certain times

HB 2526 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan

Repeals certain liquor control provisions regarding licensed liquor and wine wholesalers

HB 2547 --- Sponsor: Flook, Tim --- CoSponsor: Ervin, Doug

Prohibits public school districts from using school funds to purchase alcohol

SB 747 --- Sponsor: Ridgeway, Luann

Modifies various provisions relating to abuse of alcohol

SB 766 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack

Criminalizes prenatal drug or alcohol use

SB 975 --- Sponsor: Ridgeway, Luann

Requires alcohol monitoring for persons with repeat alcohol-related offenses in certain circumstances instead of serving a more lengthy mandatory minimum sentence

SB 1001 --- Sponsor: Justus, Jolie L.

Allows a Kansas City festival district's promotional association to obtain a license to sell alcohol for consumption

SB 1011 --- Sponsor: Griesheimer, John E.

Modifies various provisions relating to liquor control

SB 1240 --- Sponsor: Dempsey, Tom

Repeals certain liquor control provisions pertaining to wholesalers

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated May 27, 2008 at 4:57 pm