Missouri HB1721 establishes new reporting requirements for prosecuting attorneys regarding criminal case dispositions.

Missouri HB1721 introduces new sections in Chapters 27 and 56 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, mandating prosecuting attorneys to report on various criminal case dispositions. This includes details on the number of cases disposed of through diversion programs, plea agreements, dismissals, and convictions. The bill also requires reporting on sentences, including incarceration, probation, and state correctional center placements, along with average sentence lengths. These reports aim to provide a comprehensive overview of criminal case outcomes and sentencing practices.

Missouri HB1721 establishes new reporting requirements for prosecuting attorneys regarding criminal case dispositions.

Missouri HB1721 introduces new sections in Chapters 27 and 56 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, mandating prosecuting attorneys to report on various criminal case dispositions. This includes details on the number of cases disposed of through diversion programs, plea agreements, dismissals, and convictions. The bill also requires reporting on sentences, including incarceration, probation, and state correctional center placements, along with average sentence lengths. These reports aim to provide a comprehensive overview of criminal case outcomes and sentencing practices.