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MO HB2325
Bill
Status
1/7/2026
Primary Sponsor
Bill Lucas
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AI Summary
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Courts may impose enhanced sentences when a person wears a mask, hood, disguise, or other concealing clothing/device with intent to hide their identity while committing a crime, with the state required to prove intent beyond a reasonable doubt
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Enhanced sentences may increase the offense classification by up to one class higher than the underlying conviction
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Applies only to misdemeanors and felonies involving theft, assault, or property damage exceeding $500
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Exempts face or body coverings worn for legitimate religious, medical, or occupational purposes, or where concealment was incidental and not intended to aid the offense
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Evidence of intentional concealment may be considered by the court at sentencing without requiring a separate jury determination
Legislative Description
Establishes laws relating to an enhanced sentence for wearing face or body coverings during the commission of an offense
Last Action
Public Hearing Scheduled, Bill not Heard (H)
1/27/2026