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MO HB2473
Bill
Status
5/2/2016
Primary Sponsor
Genise Montecillo
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AI Summary
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Incident and investigative reports involving suicide, attempted suicide, rape, sexual assault, or other sexual offenses under Chapter 566 are permanently classified as closed records not subject to public disclosure
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Suicide/attempted suicide records may be released to the subject of the report, their parent/guardian if a minor or incapacitated, or to family members within the second degree if the person died by suicide
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Medical records related to sexual offenses may only be released to the reported victim, or their parent/guardian if the victim is a minor or incapacitated
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Law enforcement agencies that intentionally disclose protected reports lose sovereign immunity and face liability for compensatory damages; negligent violations subject officers to discipline by the Police Officer Standards and Training Commission under Chapter 590
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Law enforcement may release suicide-related information without consent if immediately necessary to preserve an individual's health and safety or public welfare
Legislative Description
Prohibits law enforcement from releasing records containing personally identifiable health information, unless such information is redacted or a court orders disclosure
Last Action
Public Hearing Held (S)
5/4/2016