MO HB3389

Expands the definition of "judicial officer" to include public administrators, deputy public administrators, and any support staff of a public administrator under Missouri's tampering statute (Section 575.095)

Prohibits harassing, intimidating, or influencing judicial officers through threats, harm, force, deception, bribery, stalking, or disseminating personal information online

Protected personal information includes home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, Social Security numbers, tax IDs, bank account numbers, marital status, and identities of children under 18

Tampering with a judicial officer is classified as a class D felony, elevated to a class B felony if the violation results in death or bodily injury

Protections extend to the judicial officer's family members, including spouses, ancestors, descendants, and stepchildren