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2016 Bill(s)
* HB 1819 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Emerging Issues Description: Extend the law providing a right-to-kill a home intruder to cover a person given authority by the property owner to occupy the property.
Also adds more types of judges and prosecutors who can carry concealed weapons. Add some NRA courses as meeting concealed weapons permit training requirements.
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* HB 1820 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Civil & Criminal Proceedings Description: Impose restrictions and additional requirements on utility condemnation of land for power lines on some types of property including agricultural land.
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HB 1821 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Ways & Means Description: Provide tax credits for purchase of an alternative fuel vehicle.
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HB 1822 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Authorize release of adoption records to the lineal descendants of an adult adoptee who is deceased. Various other adoption release changes.
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HCS HB 1823 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Exempt various types of agricultural buildings from county health regulation.
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* HB 1824 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Require the state auditor to conduct an audit on the costs of the death penalty.
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HB 1825 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Civil & Criminal Proceedings Description: Create a crime of discharging a firearm across a property line while hutinjg or recreational shooting.
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HB 1826 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Authorize an electronic system for voter registration and recognition of electronic signatures.
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* HB 1827 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: S Agriculture, Food & Outdoor Resources Description: Require a finding of negligence by the owner of livestock for damages caused by loose livestock.
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HB 1828 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Judiciary Description: Add provisions for restoring the right to possess firearms after a criminal conviction, except for serious felonies.
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HB 1829 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on State & Local Gov't Description: Establish legal penalties for a candidate who publicizes a false statement. Set the damages that can be assessed to the cost of informing the public of the false statement, but no higher than $20,000.
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* HB 1830 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: S Agriculture, Food & Outdoor Resources Description: Allow a lawsuit for damages against a person who makes a false statement about a perishable food product.
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HB 1831 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Include "respite" as one of the services a court can order to manage the estate of a person under court protection for care.
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* HB 1832 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Establish a "shield law" for journalists. Let them refuse to identify confidential sources in a judicial proceeding if the judge agrees.
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HB 1833 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Provide an exemption for science, technology, engineering or math workers from a law allowing agreements between two companies that one company will not recuit workers from the other company.
Essentially would allow an agreement between two companies that they will not seek to recruit workers from each other.
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HB 1834 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Civil & Criminal Proceedings Description: Allow a small claims court to order a security payment to cover costs of the defendant with the person bringing the suit has filed at least five small-claims lawsuits that failed within a seven year period.
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HB 1835 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Waive the requirement to present identification to vote if two of the supervising election judges from different political parties have personal knowledge of the voter.
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HB 1836 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Labor Description: Include as an emplyer any person in the construction and repair industries under the Workers' Compensation law that provides health coverage for workers injured on the job and assesses charges on the employer to cover the costs.
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HCS HB 2034 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Let attorneys and title insurance agents prepare maps without a survey license when preparing land description or legal descriptions to clients.
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HB 2107 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Expand exclusion of damage payment in a medical malpractice case for costs that were covered by another party, such as insurance.
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HCS HB 2320 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Prohibit a towing company towing a car at an accident if the tow truck had not been called by a law enforcement officer or the vehicle's driver or owner.
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HB 2367 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Extend from 2018 to 2025 of two statewide court funds -- one for court automation and the other for legal services programs for lower income persons.
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* HB 2368 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Agriculture Description: Exempt from the crime of peace disturbance loud noise or offensive odors created by livestock or growing crops.
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HB 2433 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Judiciary Description: Let two contiguous counties employ a single prosecuting attorney for the two counties.
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HCS HB 2502 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Perfection Description: Impose restrictions and requirements on family members making decisions on terminating medical care. Establish a priority list of those who can health care decisions for an incapacitated person. Prohibit withdrawing support from a pregnant patient.
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HB 2567 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Prohibit anyone working for an organization with registered lobbyists from holding a leadership position in the legislature. Prohibit legislators from serving as lobbyists.
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HB 2618 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Judiciary Description: Make some crime scene photos and video records involving a deceased person closed records, exempting them from the public records law.
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HB 2650 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Energy & the Environment Description: Declare that continuing authority requirements for a clean water construction or operating permit are satisfied for any company registered in the state.
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HB 2664 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Civil & Criminal Proceedings Description: Expand the information that an agency has to file for an administrative rule. Require an administrative rule to include a "fiscal note" of estimated costs. Require emailing information to interested parties.
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HB 2694 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Provide tax credits for purchase of of a motor vehicle that uses natural gas, LPG or eletricity for fuel or the costs of converting a vehicle to use alternative fuels.
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HB 2795 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H Select Com. on Budget Description: Expand a law requiring payment to the state by tobacco companies that are not part of the national settlement with states against tobacco companies. Missouri has lost a case filed by the tobacco companies in the settlement charging Missouri violated the agreement by not fully collecting fees from non-settlement companies.
See: Official legislative description and status
HJR 90 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Prohibit any law or rule that unreasonably restricts hunting or fishing rights.
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HJR 108 Sponsor:McGaugh, Joe Don Status: H 2nd Read Description: Establish provisions under which a court must rule that a person's constitutional rights have been violated.
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