Missouri Rep. Bryan Pratt (R)

MO - Legislative Research

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MO - Court Automation

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MO - Preneed Funeral Contracts

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MO - HB2365 Establishes the Asbestos and Silica Claims Priorities Act

MO - HB1850 Establishes the Asbestos and Silica Claims Priorities Act

MO - HB1996 Prohibits insurers from assigning a percentage of fault to a party based solely upon the fact that the party was operating a motorcycle in an otherwise legal manner

MO - HB1469 Changes the laws regarding certain appeals to the Administrative Hearing Commission

MO - HB2223 Creates the crimes of assault of an employee of a mass transit system while in the scope of his or her duties in the first, second, and third degrees

MO - HB1912 Specifies that if Missouri loses a Congressional district following the 2010 redistricting, the ninth member of the University of Missouri Board of Curators will be a student curator with voting rights

MO - HB1849 Changes the laws governing municipal zoning violation remedies

MO - HB1983 Allows for the conversion of other entities to domestic corporations and the conversion of domestic corporations to other entities

MO - HB2575 Changes the laws regarding energy efficiency and conservation

MO - HB2525 Specifies that a person's prior conviction, plea of, or finding of guilty in a municipal court for an intoxication-related offense must be considered when determining punishment for a new offense

MO - HB2194 Defines "certified mail" as it relates to Missouri's laws to include any package or letter carried by a delivery service that offers electronic tracking

MO - HB2474 Entitles certain public school districts to receive reimbursement from the tax increment financing district's special allocation fund

MO - HCR25 Urges Congress and the Consumer Product Safety Commission to immediately strengthen the regulations regarding furniture and major appliances with a tip-over hazard

MO - HB2203 Establishes the Consumer Protection Against Computer Spyware Act

MO - HB1468 Changes the laws regarding the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree and adds a penalty for the possession of a controlled substance in the presence of a minor

MO - HB2531 Requires the Governor to submit contract information, except for any privileged attorney-client information, and the total cost of contracting for services as part of his or her state budget request

MO - HB2526 Repeals certain liquor control provisions regarding licensed liquor and wine wholesalers

MO - HB2453 Adds United States government obligations to the types of securities in which a trustee may invest and reinvest trust assets under the Missouri Uniform Trust Code

MO - HB1505 Creates the crime of cyber harassment and increases the penalty for the crimes of harassment and stalking when committed by an adult against a child

MO - HB1544 Requires publishers of instructional materials to provide electronic copies of the material to schools for specialized use

MO - HB1661 Exempts property taxes paid by certain nonresident taxpayers from being added-back to their adjusted gross income under certain circumstances

MO - HB1704 Increases the appropriation amount for small school grants and allows certain schools to receive a flat amount per student

MO - HB1715 Changes the laws regarding watercraft

MO - HB1722 Changes the laws regarding school employee liability, safety practices, and reporting acts of violence

MO - HB1736 Establishes the Missouri Illegal Immigration Relief Act to assist the federal government in enforcing federal immigration laws

MO - HB1737 Exempts motor fuel used to operate school buses transporting students for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax

MO - HB1772 Allows various political entities to establish automated photo red light enforcement systems to detect red light signal violations

MO - HB1779 Changes the laws regarding voice over Internet protocol services and other telecommunications services

MO - HB1788 Authorizes an income tax deduction from a taxpayer's Missouri adjusted gross income for 100% of any military retirement income, regardless of age or income

MO - HB1829 Changes the laws regarding the Missouri Family Trust

MO - HB1852 Changes the laws regarding the crimes of harassment and stalking and adds them to the list of crimes schools must report to law enforcement

MO - HB1923 Changes the laws regarding the requirements for corporate filings

MO - HB1975 Increases from three years to six years the period of time a concealed carry endorsement is valid

MO - HB1991 Removes the requirement that the state be reimbursed by Jackson County for the moneys received for the salary and benefits payable to the drug court commissioner in the 16th Judicial Circuit

MO - HB2040 Changes the laws regarding various forms of compensation and benefits for educational personnel

MO - HB2058 Changes the laws regarding tax incentives for business development

MO - HB2073 Requires the State Highway Patrol to collect any online identifiers used by a registered sexual offender and allows certain businesses to use the data to check for a match with a registered offender

MO - HB2074 Allows grant money distributed by the Department of Public Safety to investigate Internet sex crimes against children to be used to also fund training for prosecuting and circuit attorneys

MO - HB2075 Establishes the Missouri Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders

MO - HB2076 Renames the Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities within the Department of Mental Health to the Division of Developmental Disabilities

MO - HB2114 Changes the number of ballots the election authority in St. Charles County is required to provide and requires election authorities to offer voters the option of voting with paper ballots

MO - HB2137 Establishes the Missouri Innocent Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness Act

MO - HB2189 Exempts any advance refund received from the federal Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 from the Missouri individual income tax

MO - HB2199 Lowers the Missouri individual income tax rates and increases the federal tax deduction for the individual income tax

MO - HB2247 Exempts certain local sales taxes imposed for public transporation in the City of Kansas City from being used in tax increment financing or redevelopment projects

MO - HB2260 Re-authorizes the tax credits for qualified research expenses, establishes the annual cap at $10 million, limits the qualified research activities, and requires that the credits be issued

MO - HB2264 Changes the laws regarding child care subsidy benefits

MO - HB2265 Requires health benefit plans to include coverage for the treatment of autism spectrum disorders

MO - HB2323 Establishes the Missouri Child Abuse, Rape, and Domestic Violence Commission and the Child Abuse, Rape, and Domestic Violence Section in the Department of Social Services to coordinate victim services

MO - HB2352 Changes the laws regarding the registration of fictitious business names

MO - HB2413 Changes the laws regarding the Missouri Health Insurance Pool and establishes the Insure Missouri Program to provide health insurance to certain low-income adults

MO - HB2436 Adds certain law school clinics representing indigent clients to the list of legal representatives to whom all costs and expenses related to the prosecution may be waived without a motion and court approval

MO - HB2438 Disqualifies waiting week credit and benefits for claimants who are discharged for providing false information on an employment application regarding criminal convictions or job qualifications

MO - HB2458 Establishes the Children's Education Freedom Act which authorizes a 50% tax credit for taxpayers who donate to a scholarship-granting organization under certain circumstances

MO - HB2475 Changes the laws regarding the Prosecuting Attorneys and Circuit Attorneys' Retirement System

MO - HB2494 Allows certain municipalities receiving services from a regional electric cooperative to appoint members to the governing board of the regional electric cooperative

MO - HB2496 Requires the Missouri Housing Development Commission to have its offices and staff in Cole County and requires the executive director or chief executive officer to reside within 40 miles of Jefferson City