Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.160 - Effect of repeal of penal statute
A repeal or amendment does not affect prior offenses, fines, penalties, forfeitures, or pending prosecutions.
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- Repeal/amendment effects
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Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.170 - Repeal of law not to affect rights acquired thereunder
Repealing a statutory provision does not undo acts done, rights accrued or established, or proceedings already begun in a civil case before the repeal takes effect.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.180 - Actions pending, how affected by repeal of law
A pending action or plea is not affected when the underlying statute is repealed.
- Litigation
- Repeal
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.185 - Civil court actions, public officials prohibited from compromising or settling if conflict with chapters 115 to 128 — challenge to constitutionality of statute, procedure — intervention in cases, when
This section limits public officials from settling certain civil actions when the deal would conflict with chapters 115 to 128, requires notice to legislative leaders in certain constitutional or preemption challenges, and lets designated legislative officers intervene.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.190 - Notices, how served
If a Missouri statute requires or implies notice to a person, service is valid by delivering a true copy to that person or leaving a copy at the person’s usual abode with a family member over 15, unless another method is expressly required.
- Service of notices
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.200 - Equality of citizens
Citizens of the United States are equally entitled to the privileges of law and justice with citizens of Missouri, in cases properly before the state civil authority and courts.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.205 - Life begins at conception — unborn child, defined — failure to provide prenatal care, no cause of action for
This section says unborn children begin at conception and says Missouri laws should be read to recognize their rights, with a stated exception for no cause of action against a woman for failing to care for herself or follow prenatal care.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.210 - No imprisonment without authority of law
A person's body cannot be imprisoned or restrained unless there is authority of law.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.217 - Cloning — use of state funds prohibited, definition
State funds must not be used for research on cloning a human person.
- Biotechnology
- Public funding
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.302 - Religious freedom restoration act
A governmental authority may not restrict a person's free exercise of religion unless the restriction is generally applicable, non-discriminatory, and the authority shows it is essential to a compelling government interest and not unduly restrictive.
- Government restrictions
- Religion
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.307 - Applicability of religious freedom restoration act — limitations — relevant circumstances defined
The section limits how the religious freedom restoration act can be read: it does not authorize government to burden religious belief, and it does not allow certain harmful acts by any person.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.310 - Big government get off my back act — certain federal mandates not subject to appropriations or statutory authorization
This section limits certain state fee increases and requires some state agencies to certify or exempt small businesses when proposing rules.
- Fees
- Rulemaking
- Small business compliance
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.330 - Health care, no requirement to participate, no penalties — purchase or sale of health insurance in private system not prohibited — definitions
This section bars laws or rules from forcing people, employers, or health care providers to join a health care system, and protects direct payment for lawful health care services.
- Health care services
- Health insurance
- Payment
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.410 - Citation of law — findings
This section says Sections 1.410 to 1.485 are known as, and may be cited as, the “Second Amendment Preservation Act.”
- Government compliance
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.420 - Federal laws deemed infringements of United State and Missouri Constitutions
This section says certain federal laws and rules affecting firearms, accessories, and ammunition are to be treated as infringements on the right to keep and bear arms in Missouri.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.430 - Invalidity of federal laws deemed an infringement
Missouri says certain federal acts, laws, orders, rules, and regulations are invalid to the state and must not be recognized or enforced if they infringe the right to keep and bear arms.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.440 - Protection of citizens against infringement against right to keep and bear arms
State courts and law enforcement agencies must protect law-abiding citizens’ right to keep and bear arms within Missouri and protect that right from infringements defined elsewhere.
- Government compliance
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.450 - Enforcement of federal laws that infringe on right to keep and bear arms prohibited
State and local officials may not enforce or try to enforce federal laws that infringe the right to keep and bear arms.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.460 - Violations, liability and civil penalty — sovereign immunity not a defense
Government bodies that employ a law enforcement officer who knowingly violates the cited rights rules can be liable for damages and a $50,000 civil penalty per occurrence.
Missouri Revised Statutes § 1.470 - Employment of certain former federal employees prohibited, civil penalty — standing — no sovereign immunity
Political subdivisions and law enforcement agencies are prohibited from knowingly employing certain former federal employees or federal-law actors who enforced or supported enforcement of the listed infringements.
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- Injunctive relief
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