current laws in place about victims of violence in Missouri are?
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There's quite a long list. See the site below.
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Thats pretty easy go to casenet.com or the State of Missouri home page, then judiciary, then casenet.  All cases filed, and open to public, can be viewed online thruout state
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Mosi hit the nail on the head. You've either misunderstood what you've heard or the legislators in Missouri are all bone-headed. I suspect the former.\n\nThere's probably some talk going around about letting people exercise their right to practice their religion. This is often interpreted by anti-Christians to mean what you describe.\n\nAlso, Buddhists aren't supposed to worry about these kinds of things, anyway.
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Suggest you go to DVMen.org for discussions of how the emergency protection/restraining order system is set up and has been used and abused.  Police can usually arrest where there is probable cause, and that can be established by statements of "victims."
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http://www.cityrating.com/citycrime.asp?city=Kansas+City&state=MO
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I don't know what state u live in but Oklahoma has the make my day law. If you attempt to break in my house or come on my property and have intent to harm I can shoot your a** and i will not go to jail\ncheck your state laws
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Missouri Revised Statutes\nChapter 115 \nElection Authorities and Conduct of Elections \nSection 115.559 \n\nAugust 28, 2005\n\n\n\n\nProcedure after filing of petition. \n115.559. 1. Immediately after a petition is filed, the clerk of the supreme court shall issue a summons upon the petition to the contestee, returnable by the day designated by the supreme court to the supreme court. The summons shall be served in any county of the state in the same manner provided for service of process in civil actions. If the contestee cannot be found within two days, the summons shall be served by leaving the summons and a copy of the petition at the residence address shown on the contestee's declaration of candidacy and by posting the summons in a conspicuous place in the office of the clerk of the supreme court. \n\n2. Immediately after the petition is filed, the clerk of the supreme court shall send by certified or registered mail a certified copy of the petition to the secretary of state and to each election authority responsible for conducting the election in any area where an alleged irregularity occurred. \n\n3. Not later than fifteen days after the petition is filed, the contestee may file an answer to the petition, specifying reasons why his nomination should not be contested. If the contestee wishes to contest the validity of any votes given to the contestant, he shall set forth in his answer the votes he wishes to contest and the facts he will prove in support of such contest and shall pray leave to produce his proof. \n\n(L. 1977 H.B. 101 § 13.115)
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Jbell, here it is..\nhttp://www.dolir.mo.gov/es/index.asp
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Here are the Missouri Statutes:\n\nhttp://www.moga.mo.gov/STATUTES/STATUTES.HTM\n\nor, did you also want me to look up the specific statute that applies to confiscation of contraband (stolen goods)?
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http://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/base/welcome.do has many counties in Missouri... If the county you want isn't on the list, than try searching for that county on yahoo and sometimes they'll have their own system... like clay county's is http://circuit7.net/pages/publicaccess/publicaccess.asp
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Oklahoma....\n\nWe have the "Make My Day" law, and have had for some time.  This one deals with protection of your home.\n\nWe recently passed a bill we call the "Stand Your Ground Law" which says that you can use even deadly force if you feel threatened in a public place.  \n\nIn addition to these wonderful laws, we have a right to carry a concealed weapon, but must be licensed for it.\n\nIf you are against the 2nd amendment right to bear arms, and the right to protect yourself with deadly force if attacked.... don't come to Oklahoma.  Oklahoma feels a person has a right to protect themselves in a public place or at home.\n\nAs for protecting property, it seems to me that if I'm there when someone tries to take or destroy my property, it is not a long leap to say they are threatening me with bodily harm because I'm witnessing their felony crime.... so..... while the law says you have to feel threatened with bodily harm, or something like that.... I would feel threatened by violent destructive people and would have to deal with them accordingly.\n\nGod Bless,\n\nSue
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call your local police dept. they can tell you the statutes on that.
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http://www.moga.mo.gov/statutes/C600-699/6200001039.HTM
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Unfortunately, Nebraska (lived there for 6 years) is behind the times.  You cannot find out information online.  The best thing to do is to call the district attorney's office (or if you know who your friends lawyer is call them) and ask questions.  I had to do this for my stepson.\n\nGood luck
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That all depends on the crime and the jurisdiction. Every state has different laws.
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Laws are changing regularly.  You can contact your state Department of Corrections for specific laws applicable in your state.
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I honestly don't know but you could get a definite answer if you go to google.com!  I go there all the time to get answers to my questions!  Just type in the question box thing "Missouri public court case sites"...if that doesn't help then try reducing your wording.