MO HB3426

Creates new criminal offense for violating no-contact conditions of pretrial release, probation, or parole, classified as a class A misdemeanor

Establishes "unlawful tracking of a motor vehicle" offense for installing electronic tracking devices without owner consent to monitor occupants, with exceptions for law enforcement, parents tracking minor children, and vehicle lienholders

Creates new cyberharassment (class B misdemeanor first offense) and cyberstalking (class A misdemeanor first offense) offenses targeting threatening conduct through digital technology, with enhanced penalties for repeat offenses

Criminalizes disclosure of AI-generated "intimate digital depictions" (deepfakes) with intent to harm, classified as class D felony for disclosure and class E felony for threatening disclosure, elevated to class C felony for repeat offenses or attempts to influence elections

Creates "sadistic online exploitation" offense (class E felony) covering internet-based coercion of victims into self-harm, sharing explicit content, or suicidal actions, and grants attorney general concurrent jurisdiction with local prosecutors for stalking and harassment offenses spanning multiple jurisdictions