Missouri HB2166 modifies compensation for prosecuting attorneys in third-class counties based on assessed valuation and additional duties.
Missouri HB2166 revises the compensation structure for prosecuting attorneys in third-class counties, tying their salaries to the assessed valuation of the county. It introduces additional salary components contingent on completing specific tasks, such as attending training sessions, providing discovery to defense attorneys, and collecting data. The state will reimburse at least 30% of the salary for these prosecuting attorneys. The bill also repeals and replaces existing sections of the Revised Statutes of Missouri to reflect these changes.
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