All Corrections, Department Of Legislation - Missouri
HB2590 - HB2590 - Modifies various provisions relating to civil actions against government entities, agents, officers, and employees
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - S Formal Calendar H Bills for Third Reading--HB 2590-Moore, et al, with SCS (Goodman) Bill Text HB 2590 - SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY FOR INMATES - Moore, Danielle Prohibits the waiver of sovereign immunity for correctional facility inmates Comment on Bill HB2551 - HB 2551 - MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR INMATES - Kuessner, J. C.
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - Referred: Corrections and Public Institutions (H) Bill Text HB 2551 - MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR INMATES - Kuessner, J. C. Requires all inmates receiving on-site medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 25 cents per visit SB1218 - SB1218 - Lowers the average total inmate population required to allow a circuit court to appoint an extra circuit court marshal
Latest Action: 02/28/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Bill Text SB 1218 - Current law provides that the presiding judge of each judicial circuit with an average total inmate population of more than 2,500 in the previous two years may appoint a circuit court marshal. This act lowers the average inmate population within each circuit to 1,500 before such appointments are authorized. This act is identical to HB 1308 (2008). ALEXA PEARSON Latest Action: 03/11/2008 - Public Hearing Completed (H) Bill Text HB 2255 - WORK FOR RESTITUTION PROGRAM - Guest, Jim Allows any local governing agency to establish a work for restitution program and requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in and complete the program Latest Action: 04/29/2008 - Second Rd/Refer: Financial, Governmental Org, & Election (S) Bill Text HB 2202 - CORRECTIONS OFFICER PAY PARAMETERS - Kelly, Van Authorizes the Personnel Advisory Board to establish specific pay parameters for custody personnel in the Department of Corrections based on job hazards, years of service, and staffing requirements Latest Action: 04/14/2008 - Public Hearing Held (S) Bill Text HB 2051 - BOARD OF PROBATION AND PAROLE - Kelly, Van Authorizes the Director of the Department of Corrections to serve as the acting Chairman of the Board of Probation and Parole or to appoint a board member to the position until the Governor appoints someone HB2060 - HB 2060 - CORRECTIONS EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION - Deeken, Bill
Latest Action: 04/29/2008 - Second Rd/Refer: Financial, Governmental Org, & Election (S) Bill Text HB 2060 - CORRECTIONS EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION - Deeken, Bill Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections employees subject to appropriations Latest Action: 03/11/2008 - Public Hearing Completed (H) Bill Text HB 1894 - DETAINERS - Jones, Timothy W. Requires delivery of a certified copy of a warrant and request for a detainer to the confined offender's facility before a prisoner can request a final disposition of any untried indictment or complaint Latest Action: 04/10/2008 - Referred: Judiciary (H) Bill Text HB 1837 - WRONGFUL IMPRISONMENT COMPENSATION - Low, Beth Allows for the compensation of a person wrongfully convicted and imprisoned HB1770 - HB 1770 - CAUSE OF DEATH DISCLOSURE - Wildberger, Edward
Latest Action: 04/10/2008 - Referred: Corrections and Public Institutions (H) Bill Text HB 1770 - CAUSE OF DEATH DISCLOSURE - Wildberger, Edward Prohibits the Department of Corrections from listing the death of an inmate as natural causes and requires them to report the specific illness or disease which caused the inmate's death Latest Action: 02/28/2008 - Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H) Bill Text HB 1630 - LINE OF DUTY COMPENSATION ACT - Bruns, Mark J. Establishes the Line of Duty Compensation Act which authorizes a claim to be filed with the Division of Workers' Compensation on behalf of public safety workers who are killed in the line of duty SB938 - SB938 - Department of Corrections custody personnel shall be eligible for a specific pay parameter based on the hazards of such jobs, years of service, and a twenty-four-hour seven-day-a-week staffing requirement
Latest Action: 01/16/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Financial & Governmental Organizations and Elections Committee Bill Text SB 938 - Department of Corrections custody personnel, including corrections officers I, II, or III and corrections supervisors I or II, shall be eligible for a specific pay parameter based on the hazards of such jobs, years of service, and a twenty-four-hour seven-day-a-week staffing requirement. The personnel advisory board shall be authorized to establish such a pay parameter, and any other pay adjustments, necessary to maintain a stable work force. Such pay parameters and adjustments shall be in addition to salary adjustments as appropriated by the General Assembly. This act is identical to HB 2202 (2008). SUSAN HENDERSON MOORE SB912 - SB912 - Creates the crime of murder of a criminal justice official and expands the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or probation or parole officer to include corrections personnel
Latest Action: 01/16/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Bill Text SB 912 - This act creates the crime of murder of a criminal justice official in the first degree. A person commits such crime if, after deliberation upon the matter, he or she knowingly causes the death of a criminal justice official and: 1) The official was engaged in his or her lawful duties; or 2) The person knowingly caused the death of such official because of his or her status. Murder of a criminal justice official in the first degree is a felony punishable by death unless the jury finds mitigating circumstances sufficient to justify a sentence of life imprisonment without eligibility for probation, parole, or conditional release. A "criminal justice official" includes a peace officer, prosecuting attorney, judge, jailer, or corrections personnel. A trial for murder of a criminal justice official in the first degree shall be conducted according to the laws applicable to murder in the first degree. The crimes of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel,[...] show full description Latest Action: 01/10/2008 - Read Second Time (H) Bill Text HB 1446 - CORRECTIONS OFFICER TRAINING - Roorda, Jeff Creates the Corrections Officer Training Fund, authorizes a $5 surcharge to fund it, and requires corrections officers and jailers to receive at least 36 hours of training every three years HB1404 - HB 1404 - ASSAULT OF A CORRECTIONS OFFICER - Weter, Raymond 'Ray'
Latest Action: 01/29/2008 - Public Hearing Completed (H) Bill Text HB 1404 - ASSAULT OF A CORRECTIONS OFFICER - Weter, Raymond 'Ray' Expands the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or probation and parole officer in the first, second, or third degree to include corrections officers Latest Action: 01/10/2008 - Read Second Time (H) Bill Text HB 1369 - JOINT COMMITTEE ON CORRECTIONS - Bruns, Mark J. Authorizes research and appropriations staff of the House and Senate to assist the Joint Committee on Corrections with inspections of correctional facilities SB800 - SB800 - Creates a commission to study the death penalty in Missouri and prohibits use of the death penalty for a time period
Latest Action: 01/10/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Bill Text SB 800 - This act creates a ten-member commission to study the death penalty in Missouri. It requires the commission to hold public hearings and study all aspects of the death penalty as administered in Missouri, including all cases in which the death penalty was sought. Through the use of random sampling, the commission will review a statistical representation of those cases in which charges of first degree murder, second degree murder, or voluntary manslaughter were filed after January 1, 1977. The review and analysis shall examine data concerning the facts of the offenses, the county where charges were filed, the charges originally filed, the crime for which the person was convicted, the sentence, personal information about the convicted person, evidence of mental retardation, prior criminal history of the defendant, information about the legal defense team, the body of evidence used to obtain a conviction, results of appellate review and post-conviction review, and costs for implementing [...] show full description SB754 - SB754 - Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - H Calendar S Bills for Third Reading w/HCS Bill Text HCS/SCS/SBs 754 & 794 - This act modifies provisions relating to DNA profiling analysis. This act requires juveniles adjudicated of offenses which would constitute a felony under Chapter 565, RSMO, or any sexual offense under Chapter 566, RSMo, if committed by an adult, to have a biological sample collected for the purposes of DNA profiling analysis. Any person required to provide a DNA sample shall be required to provide such sample at a collection site. Currently such site shall be designated by the highway patrol or the department of corrections. This act allows such site to also be designated by the law enforcement agency of the county or the City of St. Louis, where the finding or plea of guilt occurred. Any knowing refusal or failure to provide a DNA sample is a Class A misdemeanor. Knowingly unauthorized tampering, knowing attempt to tamper with, or other knowingly unauthorized use, knowing attempt to use, or knowing dissemination of DNA samples is a Class A misdemeanor.[...] show full description SB784 - SB784 - Eliminates mandatory minimum sentencing for certain felons
Latest Action: 01/10/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Bill Text SB 784 - This act eliminates mandatory minimum sentences for those convicted of a felony, except dangerous felons. The act states that a felon must serve a sentence imposed by a judge, but the Board of Probation and Parole shall have discretion to review the sentence and release the offender before the completion of the sentence. Those offenders sentenced under the mandatory minimum sentencing statutes before August 28, 2008, shall have his or her sentence reviewed by the Board. The Board shall have discretion to release such an offender before the end of his or her sentence. This act is identical to SB 468(2007). SUSAN HENDERSON MOORE SB794 - SB794 - Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system
Latest Action: 01/22/2008 - Hearing Conducted S Judiciary and Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Bill Text SPECIAL NOTE: This bill has been combined with other bills. Please refer to lead bill (SB 754) for more information |
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