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Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
17 matching statutes
United States — Missouri
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It is an offense to knowingly take or seek a benefit to influence judicial action, evade legal process, hide evidence, or testify falsely; the penalty depends on the situation.
United States — Missouri
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A public servant commits an offense if they knowingly solicit, accept, or agree to accept a benefit in exchange for certain official acts or for violating a known legal duty.
United States — Missouri
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City council members and city officers must not knowingly or corruptly approve certain city claims tied to unauthorized contracts.
United States — Missouri
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A party may ask the court to vacate an arbitration award on specified grounds, and the request must usually be filed within 90 days.
United States — Missouri
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This section prohibits bribery and related corrupt acts in horse racing, fraudulent pari-mutuel ticket conduct, and unauthorized sale of race track admission tickets.
United States — Missouri
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Certain state executive officers and specified judges can be impeached for listed misconduct and offenses.
United States — Missouri
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A trustee may be removed for specified misconduct only if the required council vote is obtained and the trustee gets notice and a hearing.
United States — Missouri
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The governor may remove a commissioner for specified misconduct, but must give notice and a chance to be heard; the legislature also has power to remove commissioners under stated voting and hearing requirements.
United States — Missouri
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A court must remove an officer found guilty under this section, and that officer cannot be chosen to fill the resulting vacancy.
United States — Missouri
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This provision makes it a misdemeanor to intentionally interfere with an approved electronic monitoring device or its data, and also to unauthorizedly place such a device in a resident’s room in certain circumstances.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
A person commits an offense by purposely contaminating or altering certain domestic or municipal water sources, or by blocking water flow after the water has been taken for use.
United States — Missouri
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A person with knowledge of certain misconduct by an official may file an affidavit, and the prosecuting attorney must file a circuit court complaint if the affidavit justifies prosecution.
United States — Missouri
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Family court judges and commissioners must meet listed qualifications, commissioners must not practice law privately, and a commissioner can be removed for specified misconduct.
United States — Missouri
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A participant convicted of certain listed felony offenses is ineligible for retirement benefits, but may still ask for a refund of contributions. Employers must notify the retirement system when a covered participant is charged or convicted, and the plans must take steps to implement the section.
United States — Missouri
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Fantasy sports contests are exempt from chapter 572, but operators must get a commission license before offering contests in Missouri.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
Most actions listed here must be brought within five years, with specific exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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The director must not treat certain accountants as qualified, and insurers and audit committees must follow rotation, filing, and preapproval rules for audits and nonaudit services.