JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, discusses Senate Bill 155, legislation that seeks to establish the Narcotics Control Act. This measure has been voted out of committee, and now heads to the full Missouri Senate for potential debate. He also talks about Senate Bill 265, which would replace the student representative on the board of curators of the University of Missouri with a student curator; Senate Bill 297, a measure that would allow individuals 75 years of age or older to be excused from jury duty; and Senate Bill 7, legislation that would modify provisions of civil procedure regarding joinder and venue. This proposal awaits another Missouri Senate vote. It was given preliminary approval earlier this week.
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Luetkemeyer-Podcast-022819 (:02) Q: the right direction.
- Senator Luetkemeyer says Senate Bill 155, legislation that seeks to establish the Narcotics Control Act, will now go to the full Missouri Senate.
Luetkemeyer-1-022819 (:31) Q: through the committee. - Senator Luetkemeyer adds Senate Bill 265 would replace the student representative on the board of curators of the University of Missouri with a student curator.
Luetkemeyer-2-022819 (:28) Q: cast a vote. - Senator Luetkemeyer also says Senate Bill 297 is a measure that would allow individuals 75 years of age or older to be excused from jury duty.
Luetkemeyer-3-022819 :31) Q: hardship for them. - Senator Luetkemeyer says Senate Bill 7 is legislation that would modify provisions of civil procedure regarding joinder and venue.
Luetkemeyer-4-022819 (:31) Q: the right direction.