MO HB752

Public employees convicted of certain felonies connected to their job duties forfeit retirement benefits for service rendered on or after August 28, 2014, though they may still receive a refund of their own contributions plus interest

Changes the standard from "found guilty" to "convicted" for triggering benefit forfeiture

Shifts notification responsibility from courts to employers, requiring employers to notify retirement systems when participants are charged or convicted of qualifying felonies

Qualifying felonies include stealing (class B prior to January 1, 2017, or class C on or after that date), receiving stolen property, forgery, felony counterfeiting, bribery of a public servant, and acceding to corruption

Removes the requirement for courts to determine the monetary value of property or services involved in the offense