Missouri HB3286 modifies provisions relating to firearms and extreme risk orders of protection.
Missouri HB3286 modifies provisions relating to firearms and extreme risk orders of protection. It mandates that law enforcement officers or agencies may renew extreme risk orders of protection if the respondent has proved by clear and convincing evidence that the order has terminated or expired without renewal. The bill requires the court to conduct a hearing on the motion to modify or rescind an extreme risk order of protection within fifteen days after the motion is filed.
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