MO SB1061

Amends Missouri Sunshine Law sections 610.026 and 610.100 to establish rules for public records access and fees, including allowing agencies to charge actual research time costs for reviewing whether records should be closed

Defines "mobile video recorder" as any camera system capable of installation in vehicles or worn/carried by law enforcement personnel, and "mobile video recording" as captured audio, video, and metadata

Mobile video recordings made in "nonpublic locations" (dwellings, schools, medical facilities) are authorized to be closed, but persons depicted in recordings, their legal guardians, family members, attorneys, or insurers may obtain complete unedited copies upon written request

Courts may order disclosure of mobile video recordings after weighing public benefit against privacy concerns, potential for shame or humiliation, and whether subjects had reasonable expectation of privacy in the location recorded

Recipients of nonpublic location recordings must provide 10 days notice to non-law enforcement individuals depicted before displaying or disclosing the recording, allowing those individuals time to seek a court injunction; violation subjects recipients to civil damages