Missouri Rep. Scott Largent (R)

MO - HB675 Requires every elected or appointed coroner, deputy coroner, and assistant to the coroner to complete the annually required educational training within six months of his or her election or appointment

MO - HB883 Requires certain specified crime scene photographs or video recordings to be considered closed records and not subject to disclosure under the Open Meetings and Records Law

MO - HB674 Extends the expiration date for tax credits allowed against a freight line company's property taxes for eligible expenses incurred on qualified rolling stock in Missouri to August 28, 2020

MO - HB673 Authorizes the presentation of a Missouri National Guard Overseas Training Ribbon, a Missouri National Guard State Partnership Program Ribbon, and the Order of Minuteman Award

MO - HB112 Classifies certain sawmills and planing mills as agricultural and horticultural property instead of commercial property for property taxation purposes

MO - HB113 Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement from 23 to 21 years of age if the person is a member of the armed forces

MO - HB114 Requires only persons younger than 21 years of age to wear protective headgear when operating or riding as a passenger on any motorcycle or motortricycle

MO - HB149 Removes the expiration and termination dates for the provisions which allow an individual or corporation to designate part of a tax refund to the Missouri Military Family Relief Fund

MO - HB202 Specifies that for two years the daily expense allowance for members of the General Assembly will be the same as the rate in effect on September 30, 2010, and cannot be increased

MO - HB203 Adds professional therapy dogs to the definition of "service dog" as it relates to crimes against these animals or crimes of impersonating a disabled individual

MO - HB204 Allows a resident who is on active military duty to renew his or her expired driver's license without a complete examination if the renewal is made within a specified time from discharge or residency

MO - HB209 Changes the laws regarding county nuisance abatement ordinances, junkyards, and private nuisance actions

MO - HB213 Specifies that no abortion of a viable unborn child can be performed or induced except in certain specified situations

MO - HB221 Specifies that an employer or his or her employee will not be liable for any injury or death for which compensation is recoverable under the provisions regarding workers' compensation

MO - HB227 Specifies that the Missouri Supreme Court child support guidelines must require income documentation and changes the provisions regarding child support when the parents have joint physical custody

MO - HB249 Designates April 30 of each year as "Vietnam Veterans Day"

MO - HB297 Revises the crime of abuse of a child to include knowingly inflicting cruel or excessive punishment upon a child younger than 17 years of age or knowingly causing physical injury by any means

MO - HB303 Changes the laws regarding members of the military, military spouses, and veterans

MO - HB333 Allows religious books to be used in public schools in certain situations as long as they are used in a manner that does not violate the Establishment Clause of the United States Constitution

MO - HB385 Extends the expiration date for an income tax credit for a contribution to a pregnancy resource center to August 28, 2023

MO - HB465 Changes the laws regarding the Division of Credit Unions within the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration

MO - HB470 Changes the laws regarding the nonresident entertainer and professional athletic team member income tax

MO - HB471 Allows an exception for the 2010-2011 school year regarding the laws for school make-up days due to inclement weather

MO - HB483 Requires any entity performing or assisting in certain abortions or counseling a woman to have an abortion to file an annual report regarding moneys received under the federal Public Health Service Act

MO - HB510 Requires a court to order sexually transmitted disease testing of certain defendants within one week of the date the prosecuting or circuit attorney filed the motion requesting it

MO - HB586 Requires the Department of Mental Health to develop a continuing professional education curriculum on eating disorders

MO - HB658 Reclassifies some forms of methamphetamine precursor drugs from Schedule IV and V controlled substances to Schedule III requiring a prescription to be known as the Meth Lab Elimination Act

MO - HB677 Removes the June 30, 2012 expiration date of the provisions requiring every child enrolling in kindergarten or first grade in a public school to receive one comprehensive vision examination

MO - HB692 Requires the Missouri Supreme Court when reviewing any case in which the death penalty is imposed to determine whether the sentence is excessive or disproportionate to the penalty in similar cases

MO - HB693 Revises the punishment for the crime of receiving stolen property

MO - HB755 Specifies that any moneys generated by the Spinal Cord Injury Fund or granted by the University of Missouri Board of Curators for research programs not be used for abortion or human cloning research

MO - HB778 Allows certain persons to carry concealed firearms in the State Capitol Building or at a meeting of the General Assembly if they have a valid concealed carry endorsement

MO - HB781 Increases the penalty for child molestation in the first degree when the victim is a child younger than 13 years of age to a class A felony

MO - HB787 Changes the laws regarding early distributions from certain annuities or retirement plans, the Missouri Higher Education Saving Program, and residential mortgage loan brokers

MO - HB795 Designates the second Friday in March as "Missouri School Read-In Day"

MO - HB812 Allows for a special "Cass County - The Burnt District" license plate

MO - HB837 Requires all inmates receiving on-site medical examination or treatment from correctional center personnel to be charged 50 cents per visit

MO - HB839 Establishes the Capital Green Program to provide funding to the state for energy efficiency improvements to certain state buildings and for geothermal, wind, and solar energy resources

MO - HB888 Requires the issuance of a 30-day temporary nondriver's license in order for the Department of Revenue to verify the identity and citizenship of the applicant

MO - HB901 Prohibits the issuance of a tax credit under certain programs for an otherwise qualifying job under certain circumstances when the jobs are relocated from a contiguous state

MO - HB932 Exempts any vehicle not registered in this state from the requirements regarding vision-reducing material or window tinting applied to a motor vehicle's windshield or window

MO - HB945 Adds a motor vehicle owned by a licensed funeral establishment and used exclusively for funeral services to the list of vehicles that are exempt from the motor carrier provisions of Chapter 390, RSMo

MO - HB979 Authorizes Missouri to enter into the multistate Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, eliminates all state tax credits, phases in a flat income tax rate, and increases the state sales and use tax by .25%

MO - HR1826 Supports the work of Missouri's pregnancy resource centers and maternity homes in providing outstanding service to women and families

MO - HJR7 Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the number of members of the House of Representatives from 163 to 103 beginning with the 98th General Assembly

MO - HJR27 Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that the right of every citizen to possess, purchase ammunition, and any parts or articles for the proper functioning of arms must not be infringed

MO - HJR31 Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting a state court from using any international law or Sharia law

MO - HJR33 Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring any office of a senator or representative to be deemed vacated if the member removes himself or herself from the state during session to avoid an official vote

MO - HCR19 Submits an official application by the State of Missouri for the calling of a convention for proposing amendments to the United States Constitution