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Authorizes the conveyance of certain state properties
Authorizes the conveyance of certain state properties
Requires the State Board of Probation and Parole to review an offender's case history once the offender has served 40% of his or her sentence and gives such board discretion to recommend parole or clemency
Requires all sales, transfers, or other conveyances of lands owned by the state, and acquisition of lands by the state, to be approved by the General Assembly
Establishes provisions relating to salary increases for correction officers and corrections supervisors
Provides that mandatory minimum sentences are now discretionary and creates provisions when a person is eligible for a parole hearing
Raises the daily amount a wrongfully imprisoned person may receive from $50 to $128
Establishes a prisoner re-entry program with the Department of Corrections for offenders who have served their full sentence and are relocating to St. Louis upon release
Establishes provisions for lifetime parole supervision for offenders serving sentences of life without parole after a minimum of 30 years of confinement
Allows the Missouri Vocational Enterprise to sell products online
Allows earned compliance credits to be awarded to an offender on probation or conditional release for a misdemeanor offense
Requires the Department of Corrections to perform specified actions to improve the ability of working inmates to obtain employment upon release from incarceration
Modifies provisions relating to probation and parole
Modifies provisions relating to private probation services for misdemeanor offenders
Modifies provisions relating to videoconferencing at parole hearings
Authorizes the conveyance of certain state properties
Requires a convicted sex offender to be told of his or her obligation to register as a sex offender both prior to release or discharge and at the time of adjudication
Prohibits two-way telecommunications devices and their component parts in correctional centers and jails
Prohibits restraints to be used on offenders during the 2nd or 3rd trimester of pregnancy or for 48-hours post delivery unless extraordinary circumstances exist
Repeals the provision allowing the Board of Probation and Parole to charge an offender an intervention fee
Allows incarcerated parents to petition the court to delegate visitation time and access to a family member or other person with a close and substantial relationship to the parent's minor child
Provides that corrections officers are to receive hazardous pay in addition to their regular salary
Authorizes the conveyances of certain state properties
Requires certain employees of the Department of Corrections to receive hazardous duty pay
Requires all inmates receiving an on-site non-emergency medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 50 cents per visit
Changes provisions relating to the costs of detention
Authorizes the early parole of certain offenders over the age of 65
Authorizes the conveyance of certain state properties
Allows the Governor to convey properties located in Pulaski County, Christian County, St. Charles County, and St. Louis County to the State Highways and Transportation Commission
Allows the Governor to convey the State's interest in specified property owned by the state in St. Louis County to the county
Authorizes the conveyance of various state properties
Raises the daily amount a wrongfully imprisoned person may receive from $50 to $128
Requires all sales, transfers, or other conveyances of lands owned by the state, and the acquisition of lands by the state, to be approved by the General Assembly
Requires any state employee to receive a salary increase equal to the increased cost of health insurance premiums from the previous year
Repeals the provision allowing the Board of Probation and Parole to charge an offender an intervention fee
Establishes the Accelerated Rehabilitative Pilot Disposition Program
Adds the option of by firing squad to the manner by which the death penalty may be administered
Expands the authority of the Governor to convey easements without the approval of the General Assembly and allows the Governor to convey certain specified properties
Prohibits juveniles certified as adults to stand trial to be detained in an adult jail prior to sentencing or disposition of the case
Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to authorize the release of any offender who is incarcerated on August 28, 2015 and who is serving a life sentence without parole for marijuana offenses
Authorizes the early parole of certain offenders over the age of 65
Requires all inmates receiving an on-site non-emergency medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 50 cents per visit
Allows the vocational enterprises program to sell products manufactured or produced by the program to the general public through open market sales
Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to deliver an answer within two weeks of holding a hearing
Specifies that an act by the General Assembly is not required to authorize certain grants or conveyances of an easement to use state property
Requires the Department of Corrections to perform specified actions to improve the ability of working inmates to obtain employment upon release from incarceration
Requires the Governor to maintain and regularly update a list of each state board, commission, committee, or council that contains members appointed by the Governor
Provides that corrections officers are to receive hazardous duty pay in addition to their regular salary
Establishes the Missouri Department of Corrections Workforce Stabilization Act
Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to periodically review the case history of certain convicted offenders serving sentences of more than 15 years or life without parole
Authorizes and regulates the formation and governance of a public benefit corporation
Authorizes the Director of the Department of Corrections to establish, as a three-year pilot program, a mental health assessment process for certain offenders
Authorizes the Department of Corrections to establish a mental health assessment pilot program for certain criminal offenders
Allows the Board of Probation and Parole to conduct a hearing with an offender by means of a videoconference and authorizes the establishment of a mental health assessment process as a pilot program
Allows certain inmates who become physically or mentally disabled, infirm, incompetent, or incapacitated to be released on parole if they are eligible for specified federal medical or financial benefits
Authorizes the Director of the Department of Corrections to prescribe policies providing for salary increases for corrections officers
Specifies that nonexempt state employees can retain up to 80 compensatory hours at any time during the year
Requires at least 10% of any drug testing of violent offenders placed on probation, parole, or conditional release to be completed by the use of hair follicle testing
Specifies that gross negligence will be the standard of proof in actions for damages brought against a public or private correctional or detention facility as a result of a death by suicide of any inmate
Prohibits the imposition of the death penalty, halts pending executions, provides for resentencing of offenders sentenced to death, and changes the laws regarding the death penalty
Repeals the provisions which allow for the use of the death penalty and specifies that certain persons sentenced to death must be sentenced to life without eligibility for parole
Removes the provision allowing the Board of Probation and Parole to charge an offender an intervention fee as a condition of parole
Establishes minimum salary requirements for all corrections officers and supervisors
Prohibits any person from smoking or using tobacco products in any area or on the grounds of a state correctional facility beginning July 1, 2013
Requires certain offenders 60 years of age or older serving a sentence of life without parole for a minimum of 50 years to receive a parole hearing
Prohibits the Department of Corrections from charging an intervention fee to an inmate when he or she leaves prison
Repeals the provision authorizing state departments to directly purchase certain information technology products and services
Allows money from the county law enforcement restitution fund to be used for county inmate work and service programs and limits the amount a county can assess an individual for certain offenses to $10
Allows counties of any classification to erect and maintain a jail or holding cell facility at a site other than the county seat and changes the laws regarding the circuit court in Cape Girardeau County
Increases the work-off rate for city prisoners and requires certain administrative officials of jails or detention facilities to notify specified law enforcement of an escape of certain specified felons
Specifies that gross negligence will be the standard of proof in actions for damages brought against a public or private correctional or detention facility as a result of a death by suicide of any inmate
Prohibits an offender in the custody of the Department of Corrections from making a false report against any department employee for the purpose of implicating an employee in a crime
Removes the provision allowing the Board of Probation and Parole to charge an offender an intervention fee as a condition of parole
Requires all inmates receiving on-site medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 50 cents per visit
Establishes minimum salary requirements for all corrections officers and supervisors
Requires the Department of Corrections to establish a two-year pilot project to increase the access that children have to their incarcerated mothers
Prohibits the Department of Corrections from charging an intervention fee to an inmate when he or she leaves prison
Allows certain inmates who become physically or mentally disabled, infirm, incompetent, or incapacitated to be released on parole if they are eligible for specified federal medical or financial benefits
Prohibits any person from smoking or using tobacco products in any area or on the grounds of a state correctional facility
Provides an annual 2% pay increase in Fiscal Year 2013 through Fiscal Year 2015 for non-custodial employees in certain divisions of the Department of Corrections
Changes the laws regarding the Department of Corrections
Requires a person incarcerated for a sexual assault offense to successfully complete all treatment, education, and rehabilitation programs prior to being eligible for parole or conditional release
Authorizes the Director of the Department of Corrections to establish, as a three-year pilot program, a mental health assessment process