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MO · HB1923INTRO · 1 COSPONSOR

Establishes provisions relating to visitors to jails or detention facilities

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Plain-English Summary

This bill, known as the "No More Jail Deaths Act," creates new rules for who can visit jails and detention facilities in Missouri. It generally requires special permission for entry but lists specific state officials, judges, and prosecuting attorneys who can visit at any time. Clergy members are also allowed to visit offenders to administer religious rites, subject to facility rules for security and safety.

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Sponsorship · 2 Sponsors
Democrat1Republican1Independent0Other0
  • D · PrimeMarty Murray
  • R · CoBill Lucas
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