MO SB250

Persons convicted of sexual assault offenses since July 1, 1979 cannot reside within 1,000 feet of public schools, private schools, or licensed/unlicensed regulated child-care facilities.

If a school or child-care facility is built within 1,000 feet of an offender's existing residence, the offender must notify the county sheriff within one week and provide proof of prior residency.

"Resides" is defined as sleeping in a residence, which may include multiple locations and can be mobile or transitory.

Violation of residency restrictions is a Class D felony for first offense (Class B felony for second or subsequent violations) and a Class A misdemeanor for failure to notify (Class D felony for second or subsequent violations).

All persons imprisoned for sexual assault offenses must successfully complete the Department of Corrections' treatment, education, and rehabilitation programs before becoming eligible for parole or conditional release.