Bill > HB2637

This bill modifies numerous provisions of Missouri law related to public safety, including changes to how criminal history records are maintained and shared, updates to sentencing and parole eligibility, and new offenses related to cyberstalking and the misuse of unmanned aircraft. Key changes include the establishment of a new offense for cyberharassment and cyberstalking, the creation of provisions for assisted outpatient treatment for individuals with mental illness, and modifications to the sex offender registry requirements, including the definition of offenses that trigger registration and the process for removal or exemption. The bill also revises definitions and penalties for various assault offenses, clarifies rules regarding juvenile detention facilities, and adjusts provisions related to the duties of prosecuting attorneys and sheriffs. Additionally, it introduces new offenses concerning unlawful tracking of motor vehicles and the disclosure of intimate digital depictions, and updates laws concerning the use of unmanned aircraft over critical infrastructure facilities.