Missouri HB2256 modifies minimum prison terms for felony convictions, including dangerous felonies.
HB2256 modifies provisions relating to minimum prison terms for felony convictions in Missouri. It sets minimum prison terms for offenders convicted of dangerous felonies and other felonies. The bill also establishes a sentencing commission to study sentencing disparities and alternative sentences. The commission will include members appointed by the governor, the supreme court, and other entities. The commission will study sentencing disparities and recommend changes to the sentencing guidelines. The bill repeals and reenacts sections 217.760 and 558.019, effective July 1, 2027.
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