Modifies reporting requirements for certain littering offenses
HB 335 updates Missouri's criminal history reporting requirements for law enforcement and courts. It specifies which offenses must be reported to the state's central repository (including felonies, DUIs, and certain repeat violations), while excluding general traffic offenses, wildlife code misdemeanors, and nonspecific investigations. The bill also mandates annual review of reportable offenses, allows electronic reporting via approved systems, and requires the central repository to store biometric data like latent fingerprints and palm prints. It does not directly affect littering offenses (despite the title's reference to "littering" in an exception clause), as the focus is on broader criminal justice data collection standards.
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Dec 2024
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Introduced Dec 3, 2024
Last action May 15, 2025
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Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
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Dec 3, 2024
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Ann Kelley
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