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MO HB431

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/8/2015

Primary Sponsor

Lyle Rowland

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Origin

House of Representatives

2015 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Property owners whose property is damaged by law enforcement during service of process become eligible for compensation from Missouri's Crime Victims' Compensation Fund, unless the property belongs to the offender or an accomplice

  • Compensation for property damage during service of process is limited to half of the reasonable reimbursement costs of the damaged property

  • Amends RSMo sections 595.020 and 595.030 to add this new category of eligible claimants alongside existing categories such as crime victims, sexual assault victim relatives, and dependents of deceased victims

  • Offenders and their accomplices remain explicitly ineligible for any compensation under this program

Legislative Description

Allows an owner of property damaged during service of process to recover reasonable reimbursement costs associated with the property from the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund

Last Action

Public Hearing Completed (H)

4/29/2015

Committee Referrals

Civil and Criminal Proceedings2/24/2015

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