MO SB464

Prohibits health care providers, child advocacy centers, and multidisciplinary investigation teams from providing copies of visual/aural recordings or photographs of minors alleged to be child abuse victims to any person or entity without a court order

Requires courts to hold a hearing before ordering release of such recordings, and any order must limit use to trial preparation, prohibit further copying/dissemination, and require return of copies upon case disposition

Establishes a formal definition of "multidisciplinary investigation team" to include law enforcement, children's division, prosecuting attorney, child advocacy center, juvenile center, medical/mental health providers, and other agencies working on child abuse cases

Changes terminology throughout Missouri statutes from "child assessment centers" to "child advocacy centers"

Allows multidisciplinary team members to share recordings with each other for trial preparation and to grant access for training/educational purposes after case disposition upon execution of a confidentiality agreement