HB396 | Missouri 2005 | Changes the laws on the disposition of evidence by allowing law enforcement to collect hazardous samples without court approval, document and then destroy them, and makes them admissable

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On February 17, 2005 in the House:

Referred: Judiciary

On February 1, 2005 in the House:

Read Second Time

On January 31, 2005 in the House:

Introduced and Read First Time

MO - Representative Jeff Roorda (D)

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MO - Representative Brad Robinson (D)

MO - Representative Bruce Darrough (D)

MO - Representative Cathy Jolly (D)

MO - Representative Charles Denison (R)

MO - Representative Edward Wildberger (D)

MO - Representative Jeanette Mott Oxford (D)

MO - Representative Jeff Harris (D)

MO - Representative Joe Aull (D)

MO - Representative Kenneth Jones (R)

MO - Representative Michael Parson (R)

MO - Representative Rachel L. Bringer (D)

MO - Representative Rick Johnson (D)

MO - Representative Ron Casey (D)

MO - Representative Sara Lampe (D)

MO - Representative Sue Schoemehl (D)

MO - Representative Terry Swinger (D)

MO - Representative Theodore Hoskins (D)

MO - Representative Tim Meadows (D)

MO - Representative Wes Wagner (D)

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Missouri HB396

Changes the laws on the disposition of evidence by allowing law enforcement to collect hazardous samples without court approval, document and then destroy them, and makes them admissable

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