MO SB1235

Expands the offense of tampering with a judicial officer to include disseminating personal information (home address, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, children's identities) of judicial officers or their families through any means, including posting online

Defines "judicial officer" broadly to include state and federal judges, commissioners, arbitrators, special masters, juvenile officers, prosecuting attorneys, circuit attorneys, probation/parole officers, and referees

Establishes tampering with a judicial officer as a class D felony, elevated to a class B felony if the violation results in death or bodily injury to the officer or family member

Eliminates eligibility for parole, probation, or conditional release for convictions involving threats, harm, force, or deception against judicial officers, or violations resulting in death or bodily injury

Removes eligibility for parole, probation, or conditional release for tampering with a judicial proceeding when the offense involves threatening or causing harm to any person or property