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MO HB2242
Bill
Status
3/31/2014
Primary Sponsor
Mike Kelley
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AI Summary
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Prohibits public school students from facing civil or criminal penalties, fines, or discipline for simulating a weapon while playing, including brandishing food items, possessing toy firearms less than two inches long, using hands/fingers to simulate weapons, vocalizing imaginary weapons, using writing instruments to simulate weapons, or drawing/possessing weapon images.
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Allows students to wear clothing and accessories depicting weapons and express opinions about the right to bear arms or self-defense unless restricted by viewpoint-neutral school policies applied equally to all students.
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Exempts from this protection any simulating weapon acts that cause bodily harm to another person, disrupt the student learning environment, or constitute a serious threat that reasonably places another person in fear of bodily harm.
Legislative Description
Specifies that public school students must not be subject to penalties or discipline for simulating a weapon while playing if it does not cause bodily harm, disrupt learning, or constitute a serious threat
Last Action
Referred: General Laws(H)
5/16/2014