HCS HBs 1108 & 1181 Public Safety LR# 2147H.04C
Section Original
Bill
Status As of
3/9/2023
Description
589.401, 589.414 HB 1108 HCS Reported
Do Pass
Amends the sexual offender registry to clarify that those required to register on the sex offender
registry under federal law must register in Missouri for life, and it moves all offenses sexual in
nature committed against minors to tier III of the registry.
43.539, 43.540 Pre-distributed
HCS HBs 1108 & 1118
HB 669 with
change identical to SB 264 Heard
in Judiciary
Amends statutes related to the state and national Rap Back programs by removing the
requirement that fingerprints be renewed every six years.
67.145, 70.631, 170.310,
190.091, 650.320,
650.340
HB 567 Read second time Defines “telecommunicator first responder” and specifies that this term is included in the
definition of “first responder.”
195.817 SB 464 First read in
Senate
DHSS must require certain individuals working in a marijuana facility to submit fingerprints for
a background check.
307.018, 556.021 HB 305 Referred to
Judiciary
Prohibits a court from issuing an arrest warrant for a person’s failure to respond, pay a fine, or
appear in court for a motor vehicle equipment violation citation classified as an infraction. Instead, the driver will get a second notice to respond, pay, or appear. If the driver fails to
complete the requirement, the driver will have to pay all outstanding fines upon renewal of the
driver’s driver license.
491.075, 492.304,
566.151, 567.030
HCS HB 454 Perfected on the
floor
Relates to admissibility of statements made by a minor or vulnerable person. Also amends the
offense of patronizing prostitution.
550.125 HB 83 Heard in
Judiciary
Relates to change of venue for capital cases.
569.010, 569.100,
570.010, 570.030
HB 725 HCS voted out of
Crime Prevention
Relates to tampering with or destroying an ATM.
570.212 HB 95 Referred to
Crime Prevention
Creates the offense of mail theft.
579.021, 579.022 HB 1181 With amendment
Voted out of
Judiciary
Creates the offense of delivery of a controlled substance causing serious physical injury and the
offense of delivery of a controlled substance causing death. 589.403, 589.410 HB 1108 Changes to HB
1108 Voted out
of Judiciary
Amends provisions related to inform certain officials of a sex offender’s release from a jail,
correctional facility, or mental health institution. It also amends provisions related to the entering of a sex offender’s registration information.
610.021 SB 630 First read in the
Senate
This bill authorizes a public governmental body to close certain records, meetings, and votes if
leaving them open would potentially endanger the health or safety of an individual or the
general public.
547.500 HB 1086
HCA .01H
Heard in
Judiciary
Creates a conviction integrity unit under the Missouri Office of Prosecution Services to
investigate claims of actual innocence.
307.175 HB 1228
HCA .02H
Second read Allows motor vehicles operated by canine search and rescue teams to qualify as emergency
vehicles when responding to an emergency.
193.265 HCA .04H Specifies that no fee shall be required or collected for a birth, death, or marriage certificate if the
request is made by a prosecuting attorney, circuit attorney, or the attorney general.
569.190 HCS HB 725
HCA .05H
Voted out of
Crime Prevention
Removes the section from the substitute to be in line with the HCS voted out of committee. It
creates a duplicate offense.
595.045 HCA .06H Adds class E felony to the fees collected that are redirected to the Crime Victims’ Compensation
Fund.
558.031 HB 1133
HCA .07H
With minor
change HCS
voted out of
Corrections
Modifies provisions related to credit for time served such that it applies to time served after the
offense occurred versus after conviction.
575.205 HB 86
HCA .08H
Second read Adds to the offense of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment when a person
intentionally fails to charge the equipment. The offense is a class E felony when the offense for which the person has the monitor was a felony and a class A misdemeanor when the offense for
which the person has the monitor was a misdemeanor.
579.021, 579.022 HCA .11H Amends the language in HB 1181 to apply to Schedule I and Schedule II controlled substances
only.
37.725 HB 677
HCA .13H
Perfected Allows disclosure of files maintained by the advocate program when the request for disclosure
is made by law enforcement as part of an investigation.