Missouri SB1497 modifies provisions relating to extreme risk orders of protection.
Missouri SB1497 modifies provisions relating to extreme risk orders of protection. The bill outlines procedures for issuing, serving, and enforcing these orders, including the surrender of firearms by respondents. It specifies that a court may issue an ex parte order if there is an immediate and present danger. The law enforcement agency must hold surrendered firearms until a hearing is held. The bill also details the process for modifying or rescinding an extreme risk order of protection and the consequences for violating the terms of such an order.
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