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Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 3 - Case Management › Section 13 CSR 110-3.030 - Aftercare Supervision

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PURPOSE: The purpose of this rule is to outline
				  responsibilities and procedures for the supervision of youth in
				  aftercare.
PURPOSE: This amendment changes the chapter title and
				  removes sections (2) and (3) as they are covered in other regulations and
				  division policies. It amends section (4) to change the terminology of Foster
				  Care to Alternative Care Givers in order to draw a distinction between it and
				  the Children's Division's Foster Care Program. It also amends outdated
				  terminology and removes repetitive language.
(1) Community Placement. The Division of
				Youth Services will ensure the appropriate treatment services are in place for
				the youth and his/her family.
(2)
				Placement with Alternative Caregivers. Except in cases of emergency, children
				under Division of Youth Services supervision and placed in alternative
				caregiver homes funded by DYS shall be so placed only after an evaluation of
				the home has been completed. This evaluation shall include, but not be limited
				to, the adequacy of the home, family stability and composition, and the
				motivation and ability of the alternative caregivers to provide care. An
				alternative caregiver may be a relative or a person who is not related to the
				youth but has a close relationship with the youth or the youth's family.
(A) Preparation for Placement. The Division
				of Youth Services shall prepare the family and the youth for the impending
				placement. That preparation may include, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Counseling and training with the
				alternative caregivers;
2.
				Preplacement visits between the youth and the alternative caregivers;
3. Explanation of agency rates of payment and
				guidelines for expenditures of money on the youth's behalf;
4. Evaluation of any other income the youth
				might have, such as Social Security benefits, Veteran's Administration
				benefits, etc., as well as the youth's family's financial situation. The
				applicability of these funds to the youth's needs will be determined by the
				regional administrator; and
5.
				Discussion of arrangement for payment of special needs, such as, medical
				expenses, educational, or therapeutic, etc.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 3 - Case Management › Section 13 CSR 110-3.050

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*Original authority: 219.036, RSMo 1975, amended 1993;
					 219.051, RSMo 1975.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 3 - Case Management › Section 13 CSR 110-3.060 - Grievance Procedure for Youth in Aftercare

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates terminology, changes
				  the word "complaint" to "grievance," adds that the division has a process for
				  submitting and responding to those grievances, and adds discrimination to the
				  areas which will be considered for grievances.
PURPOSE: This rule insures that when youth in
				  aftercare have a grievance, the division has a process for submitting and
				  responding to those grievances.
(1) Grievances. Should a youth on aftercare,
				the youth's parent(s)/guardian(s), or foster parent(s), have a grievance
				concerning treatment, supervision, or the lack thereof, or other relevant
				concerns, they may file a grievance in writing with the appropriate supervisor.
				The grievance shall be handled through an informal process. The supervisor will
				make a decision and advise the youth and the service coordinator with regard to
				the decision made in the matter. Appropriate written records will be maintained
				concerning disposition of the matter. If the decision is not satisfactory to
				the youth, the youth's parent(s)/guardian(s), or foster parent(s), they may
				present the grievance to the regional administrator or designee for review and
				final decision. The decision of the regional administrator or designee will be
				the final decision of the division.
(2) Instructions. The administrators of each
				program will oversee the implementation of the grievance procedure. The
				following areas will be considered for grievances:
(A) Physical abuse by staff;
(B) Staff allowing physical abuse to a youth
				by another youth in aftercare;
(C)
				Repeated verbal abuse by staff, such as the use of profanity or ill-temper in
				giving direction and guidance;
(D)
				Discrimination based upon a youth's race, color, religion, sex, national
				origin, age, or disability;
(E)
				Lack of opportunity to receive adequate supervision by an aftercare worker (in
				accordance with current caseload standards); and
(F) Disagreement with placement decision or
				special conditions of aftercare supervision.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 4 - Interstate Compact on Juveniles › Section 13 CSR 110-4.010

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*Original authority: 210.570, RSMo 1955 and 219.036, RSMo
					 1975.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 5 - Dual Jurisdiction › Section 13 CSR 110-5.010 - Dual Jurisdiction Procedures

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PURPOSE: This amendment makes necessary changes to
				  sections (1) and (6) of this regulation to make it compliant with "Raise the
				  Age" amendments to the Missouri Revised Statutes that define the age of a child
				  as being someone under the age of 18.
(1) Section
				211.073, RSMo provides that a
				court may, in a case when the offender is under eighteen (18) years of age and
				has been transferred to a court of general jurisdiction pursuant to section
				211.071, RSMo, and whose
				prosecution results in a conviction or plea of guilty, invoke dual jurisdiction
				of both the criminal and juvenile codes. The court is authorized to impose a
				juvenile disposition under section
				211.073, RSMo, and
				simultaneously impose an adult criminal sentence, the execution of which shall
				be suspended. Successful completion of the juvenile disposition ordered shall
				be a condition of the suspended adult criminal sentence. The court may order an
				offender into the custody of the Division of Youth Services if-
(A) A facility is designed and built by the
				division specifically for these offenders and the division determines that
				space is available, based on the design capacity, in the facility;
				and
(B) The division agrees to such
				placement.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 6 - Juvenile Crime Bill › Section 13 CSR 110-6.010

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*Original authority: 211.068, RSMo 1995; 211.071, RSMo
					 1957, amended 1983, 1989, 1995; 211.073, RSMo 1995, amended 1998, 211.141, RSMo
					 1957, amended 1980, 1982, 1995; 211.171, RSMo 1957, amended 1989, 1995, 1998,
					 1999; 211.181, RSMo 1957, amended 1974, 1980, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1993, 1995,
					 1998; 211.321, RSMo 1957, amended 1969, 1980, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995; 219.021,
					 RSMo 1975, amended 1980, 1981, 1987, 1993, 1995; 219.036, RSMo 1975, amended
					 1993.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 8 - Youth Finances › Section 13 CSR 110-8.010 - Division of Youth Services Trust Fund Program

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PURPOSE: This rule provides a program for youth in
				  the Division of Youth Services (DYS) residential care to access funds, for
				  reasonable purposes, as deemed appropriate by the division, in the DYS Trust
				  Fund created by section
				  219.095,
				  RSMo. The DYS Trust Fund is a special class of trust funds to be used to
				  account for all wages earned by residential youth and for other funds provided
				  for the use and benefit of residential youth, excluding monies received by the
				  DYS on behalf of youth from the Social Security Administration. This rule
				  describes how the DYS establishes and maintains bank accounts to account for
				  monies received for residential youth, except for monies received from the
				  Social Security Administration.
(1) As used in this regulation, unless the
				context clearly indicates otherwise, the following terms mean:
(A) "Residential Youth" means a youth who has
				been committed to the DYS in the manner authorized by law, and who is placed in
				residential care;
(B) "Trust Fund"
				means a bank account established by the Division of Youth Services (DYS) for
				the receipt and disbursement of youth monies received while in residential
				placement, excluding payments made to youth in DYS custody by the social
				security administration; and
(C)
				"Youth" means a person under twenty-one (21) years of age committed to the
				custody of DYS.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES › Division 110 - Division of Youth Services › Chapter 8 - Youth Finances › Section 13 CSR 110-8.020 - Division of Youth Services Child Benefits Program

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PURPOSE: The purpose of this rule is to
				  account for monies received by the Division of Youth Services (DYS) from the
				  Social Security Administration when the DYS has been named the representative
				  payee of a residential youth. The DYS Child Benefits Fund is established within
				  the State Treasury for depositing of payments from the Social Security
				  Administration to youth in DYS custody. Monies deposited in this fund shall be
				  used only for the purposes specified by federal or state law or by these
				  regulations. Monies in this special trust fund are not deemed to be state
				  funds.
(1) As used in this
				regulation, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following terms
				mean:
(A) "Benefit" means monies received on
				behalf of a youth from the Social Security Administration;
(B) "Youth" means a person under twenty-one
				(21) years of age committed to the custody of the Division of Youth Services
				(DYS); and
(C) "Residential Youth"
				means a youth who has been committed to the DYS in the manner provided by law,
				and who is placed in residential care.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 10 - Director › Chapter 5 - Offender Management › Section 14 CSR 10-5.010 - Time Credit

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PURPOSE: This procedure establishes the guidelines
				  for the Department of Corrections to award time credit as authorized by section
				  558.041,
				  RSMo (1986) to inmates who have served their sentences in an orderly and
				  peaceful manner and are not specifically excluded by law. This procedure
				  applies to all divisions of the Department of Corrections.
(1) Definitions.
(A) Time credit. Days subtracted from the
				incarceration time.
(B) Prior
				offender. One who previously has pled guilty to or has been found guilty of one
				(1) felony and the court has made this finding (sections
				558.016,
				558.019
				and
				558.021,
				RSMo).
(C) Persistent offender. One
				who previously has pled guilty to or has been found guilty of two (2) or more
				felonies committed at different times and the court has made this finding
				(sections
				558.016,
				558.019
				and
				558.021,
				RSMo).
(D) Class x-offender. One
				who has previously pled guilty to or has been found guilty of three (3)
				felonies at different times and the court has made this finding (sections
				558.019
				and
				558.021,
				RSMo).
(E) Conditional release
				date. A release to supervision after the completion of a statuto-rily fixed
				prison term of all sentences.
(F)
				Prison term. The time required to be served by the offender before s/he is
				eligible for conditional release (section
				558.011,
				RSMo).
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 20 - Division of Adult Institutions › Chapter 1 - Organization › Section 14 CSR 20-1.010 - Organization

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PURPOSE: This rule provides a general description of
				  the organization and operations of the Division of Adult Institutions and the
				  methods where the public may obtain information or submit recommendations
				  concerning division policies and procedures.
(1) The Division of Adult Institutions is a
				statutorily established division of the statutorily established Missouri
				Department of Corrections. The department also includes the Division of
				Administration and the Board of Probation and Parole. The director of the
				Department of Corrections is appointed by the governor of Missouri, and is
				statutorily mandated to primarily insure that positive efforts are made to
				insure public safety and secondarily to institute various rehabilitative
				programs and an overall approach aimed at reducing the recidivism rate of
				inmates returning to the department. The director of the department is
				authorized to subdivide each division into sections, bureaus or offices as
				necessary to carry out the duties assigned by law.
(2) The Division of Adult Institutions is
				statutorily mandated to manage, supervise and direct all adult correctional
				rehabilitative and training activities, provide for the protection, care,
				discipline, instruction and suitable quartering of all persons legally assigned
				to its jurisdiction and operate programs and activities designed to release
				persons as useful, productive and law-abiding citizens. The division has
				control and jurisdiction over all persons legally sentenced and committed to
				the custody of the division.
(3)
				The director of the Division of Adult Institutions is appointed by and subject
				to the supervision of the department director and is the chief administrative
				officer of the division. The division director is assisted by two (2) assistant
				directors in the administration of the division. An organizational chart
				(Appendix 1) depicting lines of authority and responsibility and channels of
				communication shall be updated annually and submitted annually to the
				department director as part of the division budget.
(A) The division director is responsible for
				the supervision of all adult state correctional institutions and centralized
				service units, the development and coordination of annual division budget and
				liaison between the department director and various legislative
				committees.
(B) The director shall
				be assisted by two (2) assistant directors in the supervision of correctional
				institutions. Each assistant director shall be responsible to the director for
				the supervision of institutions in his/her respective zone.
(C) The director shall be assisted by an
				executive assistant in the development, implementation and monitoring of
				divisional policies and procedures.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 20 - Division of Adult Institutions › Chapter 28 - Community Services › Section 14 CSR 20-28.010 - Temporary Release

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PURPOSE: The division director may extend the limits
				  of confinement of an inmate by authorization to the inmate to visit
				  specifically designated places without escort under prescribed conditions.
				  Division procedures are set forth in this rule.
(1) Authority. Only the division director or
				his/her designee (assistant director) has the authority to extend the limits of
				the place of confinement of any inmate in accordance with section
				217.425,
				RSMo (1986).
(2) Basis for
				Temporary Leave. Temporary release may be granted an inmate accordingly, to
				visit a relative who is seriously ill, to attend the funeral of a relative, to
				contact prospective employers, to obtain medical services not otherwise
				available and to participate in approved rehabilitative activities.
(A) Relatives shall be defined as immediate
				family, that is the father, mother, wife, husband, son, daughter, brother
				and/or sister. Others who can be determined to have been immediate family
				substitutes, such as grandparents, uncle, aunt, foster parents, etc., may be
				approved.
(B) Serious illness
				verification shall be obtained from only reliable sources such as hospital
				personnel or physicians. Verification of death shall be accepted from either
				the funeral home personnel or local law enforcement authorities.
(C) In order to be approved to seek
				employment, the inmate shall be scheduled for release within six (6) months and
				indicate definite job preparation plans.
(D) The chief medical person at each
				institution shall recommend medical leaves for a specific period of time.
				Inmates granted medical leave shall be escorted to the medical center or
				hospital by corrections personnel and returned in the same manner.
(E) Approved rehabilitative activities would
				include visiting family, participation in educational or community events
				and/or other legitimate reasons conducive to rehabilitation.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 1 - Organization and Description › Section 14 CSR 80-1.010 - General Organization

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates the location of the
				  Board of Probation and Parole.
(1) The State Board of Probation and Parole
				is a division of the Department of Corrections. The board's primary duties are
				to release persons on parole or conditional release from the state adult
				correctional institutions; to supervise these persons; when necessary, to
				revoke these persons; to provide investigative and supervisory services for the
				criminal courts of the state; to provide investigative and supervisory services
				for other states through the Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees
				and Probationers; and to investigate and make recommendations to the governor
				in all cases of executive clemency.
(2) Pursuant to the authority granted by
				section 217.670.5, RSMo, all meetings of the Board of Probation and Parole are
				closed meetings unless posted as open meetings, and all votes of the board are
				closed votes.
(3) For information
				concerning the Board of Probation and Parole the public may write to 3400 Knipp
				Drive, Jefferson City, MO 65109, or visit the web site
www.doc.mo.gov
.
*Original authority: 217.690, RSMo 1982, amended 1986,
					 1987, 1989, 1992, 1995, 2002, 2005; 217.720, RSMo 1982, amended 1989, 1990,
					 1994; 217.755, RSMo 1982; and 217.810, RSMo 1982, amended 1984,
					 1989.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 2 - Parole Consideration and Conditional Release › Section 14 CSR 80-2.020 - Parole Policy Guidelines

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes a uniform parole
				  policy in order to promote consistent exercise of discretion and equitable
				  decisionmaking without removing individual case consideration.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE: The secretary of state has
				  determined that the publication of the entire text of the material which is
				  incorporated by reference as a portion of this rule would be unduly cumbersome
				  or expensive. This material as incorporated by reference in this rule shall be
				  maintained by the agency atits headquarters and shall be made available to the
				  public for inspection and copying at no more than the actual cost of
				  reproduction.This note applies only to the reference material. The entire text
				  of the rule is printed here.
(1) Parole guidelines indicate the customary
				range of time to be served before release for various combinations of offense
				seriousness and offender characteristics and sentence length. Mitigating or
				aggravating circumstances may warrant decisions outside the
				guidelines.
(2) An evaluation sheet
				containing a salient factor score serves as an aid in determining
				release.
(3) The board shall review
				the guidelines, including the salient factor score, periodically and may revise
				or modify them at any time as deemed appropriate.
(4) Guidelines shall not apply under the
				following circumstances. The board, in its discretion, shall consider these on
				a case-by-case basis.
(A) Offenders serving
				sentences of more than thirty (30) years or under two (2) years.
(B) To any new consecutive sentence received
				as the result of a parole violation.
(C) To any portion of a sentence remaining
				after revocation of parole or conditional release.
(D) Sentences for crimes that occurred while
				on inmate status.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 2 - Parole Consideration and Conditional Release › Section 14 CSR 80-2.030 - Term of Supervision

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PURPOSE: This rule indicates that there are
				  conditions of supervision and restrictions on the length of time to be served
				  on parole.
(1) Any offender
				released on parole or conditional release from the Missouri Department of
				Corrections prior to completion of the maximum sentence will be subject to
				supervision. Time served under supervision counts as time served on the
				sentence.
(A) Offenders who abscond from
				parole or conditional release supervision may not be given credit for time
				served while an absconder.
(B)
				Offenders who violate parole or conditional release and receive a new sentence
				to a correctional institution outside the Missouri Department of Corrections
				may not receive credit on their sentence for the time served under the new
				conviction.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 2 - Parole Consideration and Conditional Release › Section 14 CSR 80-2.050 - Administrative Parole

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(Rescinded March 30, 2008)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 3 - Conditions of Probation and Parole › Section 14 CSR 80-3.020 - Conditions of Lifetime Supervision

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PURPOSE: This proposed amendment updates language to
				  reflect the statutory GPS monitoring requirements for lifetime
				  supervision.
PURPOSE: This rule sets forth conditions of
				  monitoring for those placed on lifetime supervision after their terms for a
				  probation, parole, conditional release, or prison sentence have been
				  completed.
(1) The first
				condition reads, "RESIDENCE: I will maintain a residence that allows for
				effective Global Positioning Satellite Monitoring."
(2) The second condition reads, "GLOBAL
				POSITIONING SATELLITE MONITORING (GPS): I will ensure that I wear the required
				GPS device at all times and keep it in a charged and functioning condition."
*Original authority: 217.735, RSMo 2005, amended 2006;
					 559.106, RSMo 2005, amended 2006; and 217.755, RSMo
					 1982.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 4 - Rights of Alleged Probation, Parole, or Conditional Release Violator › Section 14 CSR 80-4.010 - Arrest and Detention of an Alleged Violator

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PURPOSE: There is statutory authority governing the
				  arrest and detention of persons who have allegedly violated the conditions of
				  parole, and this rule complies with this statute.
(1) An alleged probation, parole, or
				conditional release violator may be arrested by any probation and parole
				officer, or anyone s/he may deputize to do so, when in the judgment of the
				officer the probationer, parolee, or conditional releasee has violated the
				conditions of probation, parole, or conditional release. A statement in writing
				is given to the arresting officer. A written copy of the alleged violations is
				furnished to the detaining authority.
(2) After arrest and detention, the
				probationer, parolee, or conditional releasee is given a copy of the warrant
				setting out the alleged violations.
*Original authority: 217.040, RSMo 1982, amended 1989,
					 1993, 1995; 217.720, RSMo 1982, amended 1989, 1990, 1994; and 217.722, RSMo
					 1989, amended 1990, 1995.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 4 - Rights of Alleged Probation, Parole, or Conditional Release Violator › Section 14 CSR 80-4.030 - Revocation Hearing

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PURPOSE: An alleged supervised released violator is
				  entitled to a revocation hearing by the parole board under statutory
				  authorization and under the provisions of a United States Supreme Court
				  decision,
Morrisey v. Brewer
, 408 U.S. 471, 92 S.Ct. 2593, 33
				  L.Ed.2d 484 (1972).
(1) When
				the board chooses to pursue revocation of probation, parole, or conditional
				release, the alleged violator has the right to a revocation hearing before the
				authority that originally granted the probation, parole, or conditional
				release. The hearing will be held within a reasonable time frame after the
				alleged violator has been made available to the granting authority either by
				return to the Department of Corrections for appearance before the parole board
				or return to the jurisdiction of the court.
(A) An alleged probation, parole, or
				conditional release violator will be contacted by an institutional or field
				probation or parole officer and given a "Request for or Waiver of Preliminary
				Hearing," included herein, form to sign indicating whether s/he requests a
				revocation hearing or whether s/he waives a hearing.
(B) Alleged probation violators will appear
				before the court and make their desires known at that time as to whether they
				want a revocation hearing.
(C) The
				alleged violator may present his/her own testimony regarding the alleged
				violation, and may present any other documents or evidence of mitigating
				circumstances which may explain the violation.
(D) The alleged violator may present his/her
				own witnesses who have relevant information concerning this violation. These
				witnesses are not just to be character witnesses. It will be the alleged
				violator's responsibility to produce his/her own witnesses, and s/he will be
				given an opportunity to make contacts as may be necessary to assure the
				appearance of any witnesses or to pay any expenses incurred by the alleged
				violator in preparation for or resulting from the hearing.
(E) The alleged violator may confront and
				cross-examine any adverse witness unless the board finds good cause for not
				allowing a confrontation or cross-examination.
(F) The alleged probation, parole, or
				conditional release violator may have a representative of his/her choice at the
				revocation hearing. The representative may be a family member, a friend, an
				employer, or legal counsel.
(G) A
				statement by the court or the board as to the evidence relied on and reasons
				for revoking shall be supplied to the probationer, parolee, or conditional
				releasee.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 5 - Intervention Fee › Section 14 CSR 80-5.010 - Definitions for Intervention Fee

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PURPOSE: The board is adding "all household income"
				  to subsection (1)(E).
(1) For
				the purpose of 14 CSR 80-5-
(A) The term
				"intervention fee" refers to the monthly fee authorized by section 217.690.3.,
				RSMo, collected from offenders under probation, parole, or conditional release
				supervision to be deposited into the inmate fund and used to provide community
				corrections and intervention services for offenders;
(B) The term "sanction" is an approved
				penalty or action intended to enforce compliance;
(C) The term "waiver" means an offender is
				temporarily relieved of an obligation to pay all or part of the intervention
				fee, based on the offender's confinement, program involvement, or income, as
				authorized by the supervising officer and the Chief Administrative Officer
				(CAO)/designee;
(D) "Willful
				nonpayment" means the offender knowingly refuses to make payment and there is
				evidence that funds have been available to the offender to make the required
				payments;
(E) The term "income"
				refers to gross earnings, unemployment compensation, worker's compensation,
				Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, public assistance, veteran's
				payments, survivor benefits, pension and retirement income, interest,
				dividends, rents, royalties, income from estates, trusts, educational
				assistance, alimony, child support, assistance from outside the household, all
				household income, and other miscellaneous sources. Non-cash benefits, such as
				food stamps and housing subsidies, are not considered income;
(F) The term "family member" means any
				relative, by blood or marriage, who resides in the same household.
				Non-relatives, such as housemates, are not included;
(G) The term "Dual Case" means an offender
				has both a court case and a parole board controlled case.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 6 - Batterer Intervention Program › Section 14 CSR 80-6.010 - Definitions for Batterer Intervention Program Credentialing

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PURPOSE: This rule identifies definitions used in
				  this chapter.
(1) For the
				purpose of 14 CSR 80-6-
(A) The term
				"batterer" refers to someone who has engaged in violent or coercive behaviors
				against someone with whom he or she is in an intimate relationship;
(B) The term "batterer intervention program"
				refers to a program that meets minimum credentialing standards for the
				treatment of batterers;
(C) The
				terms "domestic violence" or "domestic battery" refer to violent or coercive
				behaviors both criminal and noncriminal, committed by a person against someone
				with whom he or she is in an intimate relationship;
(D) The term "victim" refers to a person that
				is currently, or has been, subject to domestic violence;
(E) The term "provider" refers to an entity
				that provides domestic violence programming for a fee for service in the
				community;
(F) The term "staff"
				refers to an employee of a provider who has completed the appropriate
				educational requirements to deliver domestic violence programming and has met
				the required education and certification criteria to provide the services;
				and
(G) The term "program" refers
				to the curriculum delivered by a domestic violence provider in the community as
				outlined by the credentialing process to be a recognized as a domestic violence
				provider.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS › Division 80 - State Board of Probation and Parole › Chapter 6 - Batterer Intervention Program › Section 14 CSR 80-6.020 - Batterer Intervention Program Credentialing

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes a process by which the
				  Division of Probation and Parole within the Department of Corrections will
				  establish a credentialing process for any court appointed batterer intervention
				  program.
(1) The following
				procedures will apply to the credentialing of court appointed batterer
				intervention programs.
(A) Initial Application
				Process-
1. The applying provider must submit
				a completed application included herein;
2. The Probation and Parole Chief State
				Supervisor or designee will send a letter to the provider advising of the
				outcome of the application within ninety (90) days of receipt of the
				application;
3. If denied, the
				letter will state specific reasons for the denial. The provider may apply one
				(1) year from the date of their final denial; and
4. If approved, the Probation and Parole
				Chief State Supervisor or designee will notify the staff responsible for
				credentialing, probation and parole staff, municipal/county/state courts and
				private probation agencies.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.005 - Voter Identification

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PURPOSE: This rule makes clear that state-issued
				  cards for photo identification for voting issued by other Missouri state
				  agencies must meet certain guidelines.
A Department of Revenue driver or non-driver license that
				  115.427.1, RSMo, is to be used as a voter identification card. Any other state
				  agency issued identification card, used for the agency's specific purpose or
				  program, must be made of plastic or other comparable material and meet the
				  required information as outlined in section 115.427.1(3), RSMo, in order for
				  the identification card to be accepted and used as photo identification for
				  voting. Photo identification cards must also be manufactured using materials
				  and processes that will prohibit, as nearly as possible, the ability to
				  reproduce, alter, counterfeit, forge, or duplicate without ready
				  detection.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.010

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*Original authority: 115.427, RSMo 1977, amended 1983,
					 1993, 2002.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.020 - Provisional Ballots and Envelopes for Registered Voters under Voter Identification Law

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates the statutory
				  reference and removes voter ID.
(1) The secretary of state shall produce one
				(1) size of envelope for provisional ballots for registered voters casting a
				provisional ballot under section 115.427, RSMo, and distribute them to each
				election authority.
(A) The envelope shall be
				fourteen and one-half inches by nine and one-fourth inches (14 1/2" × 9
				1/4"). All envelopes for provisional ballots shall be printed on a color of
				paper distinguishable from the provisional ballot envelope provided under
				section 115.430, RSMo, and 15 CSR 30-8.010.
(B) The envelope shall include the following:
1. Spaces for the voter's full name,
				residential and mailing address, date of birth, last four (4) digits of his or
				her Social Security number, and optional daytime telephone number;
2. A statement for the voter to read setting
				forth the requirement for his or her vote to be counted under subsection 4 of
				section 115.427, RSMo;
3. A space
				for the voter's signature and the date; and
4. A section to be completed by election
				judges stating that the voter was allowed to cast a provisional ballot, with
				the printed name of the voter, election date, polling place number, and the
				signatures of the election judges.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.030 - Procedures for Registered Voters Returning to the Polling Place with Identification

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PURPOSE: This amendment removes the term "voter
				  ID."
(1) If a voter that
				completed a provisional ballot and envelope returns to the polling place during
				the uniform polling hours established by section 115.407, RSMo, and provides a
				form of identification set forth in subsection 1 of section 115.427, RSMo, one
				(1) of the following procedures shall be followed, at the choice of the
				election authority, but the chosen procedure shall be used at all polling
				places within the jurisdiction of the local election authority:
(A) The election judges may retrieve the
				identified voter's provisional ballot for registered voter ( provisional
				ballot) envelope, hand it to the voter, who opens it and returns the empty
				envelope to the election judge, and then casts his or her ballot as a regular
				ballot by placing it in a precinct counter or regular ballot box. If the local
				election authority uses provisional ballots that are marked so that they will
				not be accepted by a precinct scanner, it may spoil the provisional ballot and
				issue the voter a regular ballot that can be cast by placing it in a precinct
				counter; or
(B) The election judges
				may complete and sign a document identifying the voter, stating the voter
				returned with the required form of identification, and place that document with
				the sealed provisional ballots for processing as provided in 15 CSR
				30-3.040.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.040 - Procedures for Identity Verification for Provisional Ballots for Registered Voters under Voter Identification Law, Counting Approved Ballots, and Recordkeeping

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates the statutory
				  reference and removes "voter ID."
PURPOSE: This rule sets forth the procedures for
				  identity verification of registered voters casting a provisional ballot and for
				  marking, counting, recording, and storing provisional ballot
				  materials.
(1) Except for
				voters returning to the polling place with a form of identification set forth
				in subsection 1 of section 115.427, RSMo, who may be allowed to then cast a
				regular ballot pursuant to 15 CSR 30-3.030, provisional ballots for registered
				voters casting a provisional ballot under section 115.427, RSMo, (provisional
				ballot) shall be processed and counted in the following manner:
(A) The identity of the person completing the
				provisional ballot envelope shall be verified according to the requirements of
				subsection 4 of section 115.427, RSMo (identity verification);
(B) Upon the election authority's
				determination whether the voter's identity is verified, each provisional
				envelope (or a photocopy of same) shall be marked "rejected" or "accepted,"
				with reason for rejection or acceptance noted;
(C) After identity verification, accepted
				provisional ballot envelopes shall be kept separate from rejected provisional
				ballot envelopes;
(D) Rejected
				provisional ballot envelopes shall remain sealed and the ballot not
				counted;
(E) Accepted provisional
				ballot envelopes shall be opened and the ballots counted, ensuring-
1. The counting of provisional ballots is
				done by a bi-partisan team;
2. A
				voter's ballot selections remain private;
3. Accepted ballots are counted in accordance
				with the rules governing ballot tabulation; and
4. The vote is tallied and the returns made
				as provided in sections 115.447 to 115.525, RSMo, for paper ballots;
				and
(F) Provisional
				envelopes and ballots and the processing of same must be properly accounted for
				through recordkeeping.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.050 - Voter Inquiries as to Whether Provisional Ballot for Registered Voter was Counted

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates the statutory
				  reference and removes "voter ID."
PURPOSE: This rule describes the procedure by which a
				  registered voter who cast a provisional ballot can find out whether his or her
				  ballot was counted or rejected.
(1) Provisional ballot envelopes provided by
				the secretary of state's office for registered voters casting a provisional
				ballot under section 115.427, RSMo, (provisional ballots) will have a tear-away
				section containing a unique identification number and a toll-free phone
				number.
(2) Individuals who cast
				provisional ballots may, after the election results have been certified, call
				the toll-free phone number provided to them on the tear-away section of their
				provisional ballot envelope. This toll-free phone number will be maintained and
				operated by the secretary of state's office. Only individuals who have cast
				provisional ballots are permitted to use this service to verify the status of
				their own provisional ballot.
(3)
				Upon receiving calls from provisional voters on the toll-free provisional
				ballot inquiry line, the secretary of state's office shall transfer the call to
				the appropriate local election authority.
(4) The local election authority shall, using
				the provisional voter's unique provisional voting identification number from
				the tear away section of the provisional ballot envelope, inform the voter of
				whether or not their provisional ballot was counted or rejected.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 3 - Voter Identification › Section 15 CSR 30-3.100 - Procedures for Obtaining One (1) Copy of Documents Needed to Obtain Free Personal Identification for Voting

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PURPOSE: This rule describes when and how the
				  secretary of state's office will pay for documents needed by a person in order
				  to obtain a free non-driver's license for the purpose of
				  voting.
(1) Definitions. As
				used in this rule-
(A) "Another state's
				documents" means the following documents issued by a state of the United States
				other than Missouri:
1. A birth
				certificate;
2. A marriage license
				or certificate;
3. A divorce
				decree;
4. A certificate of decree
				of adoption; and
5. A court order
				changing a person's name;
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 5 - Mail Ballot Election Procedures and Forms › Section 15 CSR 30-5.020 - Mail Ballot Election Procedures and Forms

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PURPOSE: This rule provides requirements for local
				  election authorities to fulfill for conducting Mail Ballot
				  Elections.
(1) The election
				authority shall prepare a written plan setting forth the steps to be followed
				during the conduct of a Mail Ballot Election as follows:
(A) A plan shall be prepared for the initial
				Mail Ballot Election in a jurisdiction;
(B) In each county in which the county clerk
				is the election authority, a plan shall be prepared by any county clerk who is
				conducting his/her first Mail Ballot Election, regardless of whether or not it
				is the initial Mail Ballot Election for the jurisdiction;
(C) Subsequent to the initial Mail Ballot
				Election in subsection(s) (1)(A) and/or (B) of this rule, the election
				authority, in lieu of a written plan, may prepare a checklist. The checklist
				shall show compliance with the procedures and steps contained in the written
				plan as outlined in section (2) of this rule and with the provisions of the
				Mail Ballot Election Act; and
(D)
				Not later than the fourth Wednesday prior to the election, the plan or
				checklist shall be made available to the public and shall be forwarded to the
				political subdivision or special district official(s) responsible for calling
				the Mail Ballot Election.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 7 - Administration of Secretary of State's Technology Trust Fund › Section 15 CSR 30-7.010 - Secretary Of State's Technology Trust Fund Account

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Emergency rule filed Aug. 18, 1994, effective Aug. 28, 1994,
				  expired Dec. 25, 1994.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 15 - ELECTED OFFICIALS › Division 30 - Secretary of State › Chapter 7 - Administration of Secretary of State's Technology Trust Fund › Section 15 CSR 30-7.020 - Centralized Voter Registration System Advisory Committee

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes an advisory committee to
				  assist the secretary of state in establishing and maintaining a centralized
				  voter registration system.
(1) There
				is hereby established an advisory committee to assist the secretary of state in
				establishing and maintaining a centralized voter registration system. The
				committee shall be made up of nine (9) members appointed by the secretary of
				state. The secretary of state may appoint up to five (5) additional ad hoc
				members to advise the committee on matters requiring technical
				expertise.
(2) The committee shall
				meet as often as the secretary of state deems appropriate and necessary, but in
				no event less than once a year. The committee shall make recommendations to the
				secretary of state to develop a centralized voter registration system that will
				at least:
(A) Provide for voters to submit
				their registration to those offices and agencies authorized in this chapter and
				the National Voter Registration Act of 1993;
(B) Provide for the establishment and
				maintenance of a centralized data base for all voter registration
				information;
(C) Provide procedures
				for entering data into the centralized data base;
(D) Provide for the interaction with other
				state agencies and departments to facilitate voter registration;
(E) Allow election authorities and the
				secretary of state to add, modify, and delete information from the system to
				provide for accurate and up-to-date information;
(F) Allow election authorities and the
				secretary of state access to the centralized data base for review and search
				capabilities;
(G) Provide security
				and protection of all information in the centralized data base and monitor the
				centralized data base to ensure unauthorized entry is not allowed;
(H) Provide a system for each election
				authority to identify the precinct to which a voter should be assigned for
				voting purposes;
(I) Provide a
				procedure for phasing in or converting existing manual and computerized voter
				registration systems to the centralized voter registration system;
				and
(J) Provide a procedure for
				transferring data from election authorities' existing computerized voter
				registration systems located in first class counties to the centralized voter
				registration system.