91st General Assembly, 1st Regular Session

Representative
William Hosmer

District 138

Democrat

Elected:	0
Years Served:	12

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HB 135 - (0247L.01I)
Authorizes Greene County to levy a tax on cigarettes and tobacco products which is equal to the tax authorized for Jackson and St. Louis counties and the City of St. Louis.

HB 136 - (0252L.01I)
Tightens the property tax exemption for property owned by tax exempt organizations, changes the reassessment cycle for real property from two to four years and changes definition of "comparable".

HB 137 - (0177L.01I)
Requires counties to allow elderly, disabled and low income persons to pay current real and personal property taxes monthly instead of annually.

HB 138 - (0261L.01I)
Requires sales tax which is illegally or erroneously imposed on cigarette tax to be refunded to the consumer or the Director of Revenue.

HB 139 - (0243L.01I)
Provides that venue requirements for small claims court shall be identical to venue requirements for civil suits in circuit and associate circuit court.

HB 140 - (0262L.01I)
Authorizes the governing body of any fire protection district or municipal fire department, upon voter approval, to impose a sales tax.

HB 141 - (0253L.01I)
Creates Drug Courts Coordinating Commission and Drug Court Resources Fund.

HB 142 - (0249L.01I)
Expands the Missouri Kidney Program at the University of Missouri to provide assistance for immunosuppressive pharmaceuticals to organ transplant patients.

HB 143 - (0242L.01I)
Allows spousal maintenance to be terminated based on cohabitation.

HB 157 - (0774L.06T)
Revises marriage laws.

HB 191 - (0248L.01I)
Provides for the emergency temporary commitment of a persons with active tuberculosis.

HB 192 - (0245L.01I)
Enacts penalties on professional licensees who fail to repay their student loans.

HB 193 - (0263L.01I)
Creates civil penalties for false monetary or property-related claims against the state.

HB 194 - (0257L.02C)
Creates faculty representative positions on all university boards of governors; makes other changes regarding higher education.

HB 203 - (0541L.01I)
Creates a Board of Private Investigator Examiners.

HB 209 - (0695L.01I)
Changes certain provisions of the controlled substances law.

HB 220 - (0388L.01I)
Requires registration of sexual offenders upon release from custody even if offender does not leave county where incarcerated.

HB 229 - (0817L.01I)
Revises the statute of limitations and damages for home improvements.

HB 230 - (0816L.01I)
Requires plaintiff to obtain second professional opinion before filing an action against an architect, engineer, or surveyor.

HB 252 - (0256L.01I)
Raises the age requirements on various school and motor vehicle laws from sixteen to eighteen.

HB 265 - (0853L.02P)
Revises death penalty law.

HB 284 - (0251L.01I)
Excludes evidence obtained by police interrogation of mentally retarded individuals when attorney was not present.

HB 302 - (0265L.15T)
Lowers the blood alcohol content level necessary for a conviction of driving with excessive blood alcohol content from .10 to .08.

HB 349 - (0027S.08C)
Revises laws on elder abuse, Medicaid fraud, nursing homes, public assistance, child care, and regional assessment centers.

HB 351 - (0246L.01I)
Promotes higher education community service learning programs.

HB 352 - (0250L.01I)
Promotes elementary and secondary community service learning programs.

HB 403 - (0881L.01I)
Extends open records exception for municipal electric utilities preparing for deregulation until December 31, 2003.

HB 478 - (1408L.02I)
Provides for the temporary emergency commitment of persons with active tuberculosis.

HB 479 - (0882L.01I)
Revises peace officer selection and training laws.

HB 513 - (0254L.01I)
Changes sentencing procedure after amendment of a criminal statute and changes holding period for arrest for certain felonies.

HB 517 - (1231L.01I)
Creates continuing education requirement for used motor vehicle dealers.

HB 529 - (1079L.01I)
Allows circuit judges to use monies received from the court surcharge for family court services as well as the county or circuit law library.

HB 530 - (1077L.02I)
Regulates state agency privatization contracts; allows political subdivisions to use same regulatory process.

HB 540 - (0258L.01I)
Authorizes counties or a city not within a county to elect between two different juror compensation schemes.

HB 600 - (1133L.01T)
Authorizes conveyance between board of governors of Southwest Missouri State University and Southwest Missouri Ecumenical Center.

HB 626 - (1565S.02C)
Removes the Social Security number requirement on marriage licenses for applicants who do not have a Social Security number and establishes policy on recognition of marriages.

HB 636 - (0255L.01I)
Expands the National Guard Scholarship Program to include various other federal forces.

HB 732 - (1792L.01T)
Revises Water Patrol law.

HB 733 - (1712L.02I)
Changes requirements for the use of personal flotation devices on water crafts.

HB 768 - (0045L.02I)
Clarifies that owner-operators of motor vehicles are not employees for workers compensation purposes.

HB 774 - (1665L.01I)
Modifies various provisions regarding the handling of cases involving sexual violent predators.

HB 796 - (1821S.03T)
Requires manufacturers, packers, distributors, or sellers of drugs or devices to comply with the current federal labeling requirements in the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.

HB 819 - (0264L.03I)
Revises intoxication-related offenses.

HB 821 - (1668L.01T)
Expands the Missouri Kidney Program to provide immunosuppressive pharmaceuticals to other transplant patients.

HB 877 - (1437L.02I)
Creates parity between institutional and noninstitutional eligibility requirements for Medicaid.

HB 929 - (0886L.01I)
Creates post-conviction right to DNA testing in certain cases, and modifies DNA profiling system.

HB 945 - (2222S.03T)
Authorizes counties and the City of St. Louis to elect between two different juror compensation schemes.

HB 950 - (2239L.01I)
Allows circuit judges to use monies received from the court surcharge for the county or circuit law library. Allows Greene County to also use the monies for family court services.

HB 954 - (2245L.01I)
Revises driver's license suspension and revocation procedures for persons under twenty-one years of age.

HB 961 - (2253L.01I)
Authorizes an exchange of property interests between the Missouri National Guard and the City of Springfield.

HB 995 - (2254L.01I)
Establishes default building codes for design professionals in areas of the state where there are no applicable state or local building codes in place.

HJR 6 - (0696L.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment to change distribution of forfeiture proceeds.

HR 87 - (0147C.01I)
Congratulations to Ted Hamaker

HR 519 - (0631C.01I)
To commend and applaud James Hutcheson

HR 950 - (1286C.01I)
Retiring as Zone 4 Councilman of the City of Springfield.

HR 951 - (1285C.01I)
Retiring as Mayor of the City of Springfield.

HR 952 - (1287C.01I)
Retiring as Zone 1 Councilman of the City of Springfield.

HR 1491 - (1758C.01)
To commend Leslea Ewing

HR 1494 - (2252C.01)
Congratulations to the Southwest Missouri State University

HR 2456 - (3324C.01I)
Best wishes to Phyllis A. Stayton

HR 2457 - (3325C.01I)
Best wishes to Thomas "Pete" Stayton

HR 2656 - (3620C.01I)
Congratulations to Jaya Cox

HR 3454 - (4969C.01I)
Retirement of Marsha D. Small

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