This Week in Missouri Politics
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Missouri passes major criminal justice, police reform package
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July 14, 2021
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4:58Now PlayingSen. Brian Williams discusses the major, bipartisan criminal justice and police reform package from him and Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer that cleared the legislature. It broadens residency requirements for Kansas City officers, bans chokeholds, opens up eligibility for expungement, provides free feminine hygiene products to inmates, and raises sheriffs' salaries. It also establishes a stress management program for law enforcement officers to help cope with trauma.
Gov. Mike Parson signed SBs 53&60 on July 14, 2021.
This interview is from a May 23, 2021, episode of "This Week in Missouri Politics."
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