SB791 - Missouri - SB791 - Defines the process to be followed for a crime laboratory report to be received into evidence at any trial for criminal prosecution

Please upgrade your Flash Player Home > Missouri > SB791 Tagged in: Criminal Procedure LR number: 3295S.01I Latest Update: Sunday, June, 15th 2008 SB 791 - Under this act, a certified crime laboratory report shall be received into evidence at any trial for criminal prosecution. The accused or his or her attorney shall be provided a copy of the report as required by Supreme Court Rule and shall have seven days to request a deposition of the person conducting the testing or analysis. The deposition shall be conducted prior to trial, with notice being given to the state, and it may be recorded. If the accused or his or her attorney does not request a deposition with the seven-day period, the accused shall be deemed to have waived the right to conduct such a deposition and the right to confront such person at trial if he or she is otherwise unavailable. This act shall not affect the right of the accused to subpoena the analyst. SUSAN HENDERSON MOORE Comment on Bill - Be the first to leave a comment! Latest Actions 01/22/2008 - Hearing Conducted S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee 01/22/2008 - Hearing Scheduled S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee 01/10/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee 01/09/2008 - S First Read--SB 791-Champion 12/01/2007 - Prefiled Bill Summary File name Last Updated SB791 Bill Summary Introduced HTML 12/08/2007 Bill Text File name Last Updated SB791 Bill Text Introduced PDF 12/05/2007 Fiscal Notes File name Last Updated SB791 Fiscal Notes Introduced PDF 01/22/2008 SB791 Fiscal Notes Introduced HTML 01/22/2008

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