Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Kimberly-Ann Collins · 58 bills · page 1 of 3
- HB 2891 Authorizes a tax credit for homeless shelters Died
- HJR 179 Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to firearms Died
- HB 731 Establishes provisions relating to freestanding claims of actual innocence Died
- HB 729 Establishes the "Office of the Department of Corrections Ombudsman" Died
- HB 1090 Establishes certain protections for pregnant offenders Died
- HB 728 Modifies provisions relating to good time credit Died
- HB 789 Modifies provisions relating to long-term care facilities Died
- HB 730 Allows offenders to access supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits Died
- HB 791 Authorizes a tax credit for donations made to certain organizations Died
- HB 732 Modifies provisions relating to minimum sentences Died
- HB 870 Designates September as "Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month" Died
- HB 790 Modifies provisions for voter qualifications Died
- HB 2203 Modifies provisions relating to good time credit Died
- HB 2247 Establishes provisions relating to expungement Died
- HB 2202 Establishes provisions relating to freestanding claims of actual innocence Died
- HB 2201 Allows individuals on probation and parole to vote Died
- HB 2205 Authorizes a tax credit for donations made to certain organizations Died
- HB 2204 Allows for the parole board to grant parole with lifetime supervision to certain persons who were under twenty years of age at the time an offense was committed Died
- HB 360 Establishes provisions relating to freestanding claims of actual innocence Died
- HB 357 Provides for early release from parole for certain offenders who are sixty-five years of age or older Died
- HB 372 Modifies provisions relating to good time credit for offenders committed to the department of corrections Died
- HB 893 Allows for a reduction of a sentence of life without eligibility for probation or parole to a sentence of life with eligibility for probation or parole for certain persons who were under nineteen years of age at the time an offense was committed Died
- HB 892 Allows for a reduction of a sentence of life without eligibility for probation or parole to a sentence of life with eligibility for probation or parole for certain persons who were under twenty-two years of age at the time an offense was committed Died
- HJR 27 Authorizes counties to freeze the real property assessed values of certain senior citizens Died
- HB 358 Prohibits the provision of nutraloaf as a disciplinary tool in Missouri prisons Died