MO HB211

Creates new crime called "sexual exploitation by a person of higher authority" under Missouri law (Section 566.088), designated as "Carrie's Law"

Applies to anyone in a position of authority—whether through professional license or recognized role within a group—who engages in sexual conduct with a non-spouse after a documented pattern of seduction

Covers sexual conduct occurring during or within 120 days after meetings where the victim sought instruction, counseling, advice, therapy, aid, or comfort from the authority figure

Victim consent is explicitly not a defense under this statute

Classified as a class B misdemeanor, elevated to class A misdemeanor if the offender solicited or collected money from or on behalf of the victim, or if monetary collection was required by the authority-granting organization