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MO HB1712

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/7/2026

Primary Sponsor

Rudy Veit

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Origin

House of Representatives

2026 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Expands the definition of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment to include intentionally failing to charge or otherwise disabling the device, in addition to existing prohibitions on removing, altering, damaging, or destroying equipment

  • Creates a tiered penalty structure for failing to charge or disabling monitoring equipment: class E felony if the underlying offense was a felony, class A misdemeanor if the underlying offense was a misdemeanor

  • Maintains the existing class D felony penalty for removing, altering, damaging, or destroying electronic monitoring equipment

  • Applies to electronic monitoring equipment required by a court, the division of probation and parole, or the parole board

Legislative Description

Modifies the offense of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment

Last Action

Referred: Rules - Legislative(H)

2/26/2026

Committee Referrals

Rules - Legislative2/26/2026
Corrections and Public Institutions1/22/2026

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