All Alcohol Legislation - Missouri

SB 1011 - This act modifies provisions of the liquor control.SECTION 311.265 No new license shall be issued to a retail premises that was previously occupied by a retailer that is currently delinquent beyond the permissible ordinary commercial credit period. Applicants at a previously licensed retail premises shall provide verification that the previous retailer is not indebted to the wholesaler.SECTIONS 311.332-311.338 These section repeal provisions regarding wholesaler price regulations. Any charitable or religious organization or educational institution that holds an event with donated alcohol shall report the location of the event to the Supervisor of Alcohol and Tobacco Control three business days in advance. The report of each event shall include permission from the property owner and city, a description of the premises, and the date of the event. SECTION 311.630 Currently, employees selected by the division as peace officers have the power to make arrests, searches,[...]

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SCS/SB 1001 - This act allows any Kansas City festival district's promotional association to obtain a permit to sell intoxicating liquor and nonintoxicating beer for consumption, and to conduct festival events, at the businesses and common areas within such district. The promotional association must submit a plan to the governing body of the city and receive approval in order to obtain the permit issued by the Supervisor of Alcohol and Tobacco Control. The festival district must provide certain information in their plan to the city, including a legal description of the district and its common area, information about participating businesses, the specific calendar of festival events and their times, a description of the proposed festival activities, including street closures, proof of adequate insurance, and a detailed security plan. Any event shall not last more than forty-eight hours and there shall not be more than six events per month. Such promotional association may permit customers [...]

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SB 975 - This act requires alcohol monitoring for persons with repeat alcohol-related offenses in certain circumstances instead of serving a more lengthy mandatory minimum sentence. The term "continuous alcohol monitoring" means automatically testing alcohol concentration levels and tampering attempts, regardless of the location of the person wearing the device, at least once each hour and regularly transmitting the data through a remote device worn by such person. Currently, no prior offender is eligible for probation or parole until he or she serves a minimum of five days imprisonment, unless the person performs at least thirty days of community service. Under this act, a prior offender would also be required to abstain from consuming alcohol. This requirement shall be verifiable by continuous alcohol monitoring or breath alcohol testing performed a minimum of four times per day as scheduled by the court, for not less than thirty days but not more than ninety days. Currently,[...]

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SS#2/SCS/SBs 747 & 736 - This act modifies various provisions relating to abuse of alcohol. SECTION 160.545 This act prohibits any person who receives three minor in possession violations from receiving educational cost reimbursement under the "A+ Schools Program". SECTION 311.310 Under this act, any person, who is found guilty of or pleads guilty to knowingly providing alcohol to a minor or who knowingly allows a minor to drink on his or her property or knowingly fails to stop a minor from drinking, may be subject to a claim by the parent or legal guardian of such minor for resulting damages suffered by the minor; however, licensees under the liquor control laws are not subject to this act. SECTIONS 311.325 & 577.021 Any peace officer, who has probable cause to believe that a person less than twenty-one years of age is intoxicated, may request that such person submit to a chemical test. Any person less than twenty-one years of age who refuses, upon the request of the [...]

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