Missouri SB969 modifies public safety provisions, including restrictions on convicted individuals near schools and expanded rights for victims and.
Missouri SB969 modifies public safety provisions by restricting certain convicted individuals from being present near schools unless they have permission from school authorities. It also expands the rights of victims and witnesses in criminal proceedings, including the right to be informed about case status, attend hearings, and receive various forms of assistance. The bill repeals and replaces sections 566.149 and 595.209 of the Missouri Revised Statutes to reflect these changes.
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