MO HB2561

Expands eligible mental health providers for victim compensation to include board certified psychiatric-mental health clinical nurse specialists and nurse practitioners licensed under chapter 335

Requires the Department of Public Safety to create a human trafficking hotline poster by January 1, 2017, to be displayed at hotels/motels cited for prostitution, strip clubs, airports, train stations, bus stations, emergency rooms, urgent care centers, massage businesses, and truck stops beginning March 1, 2017

Failure to display the required human trafficking poster is punishable as an infraction

Adds victims of domestic assault (sections 565.072 to 565.074) to the category of crime victims who automatically receive victim rights, without needing to submit a written request

Maintains existing victim compensation limits: $2,500 maximum for psychiatric/psychological expenses, $250 maximum for seized property losses, $200/week maximum for lost earnings, $5,000 maximum for burial expenses, and $25,000 total maximum award