Amends Missouri Constitution to redefine wildlife enforcement powers and procedures.
Amends the Missouri Constitution to redefine the powers of the conservation commission and the department of conservation regarding wildlife enforcement. The amendment requires a warrant for entry onto private land, except in exigent circumstances, and mandates judicial oversight for the retention of seized wildlife beyond 72 hours. It also subjects all rules and regulations to executive agency requirements. The amendment seeks to balance conservation efforts with property rights and due process protections.
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