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House Bill 1211- Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and
creates the crime of coercing an abortion
Rep. Dusenberg (R)
House Bill 1234-Changes the laws regarding the filing fees for marriage licenses, dissolutions of marriage
or legal separation, and judgments of certain dissolutions involving a child younger than 21 years of age
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1236- Establishes the Negligent Screening Act which identifies criteria for medical negligence
when an abortion is performed and certain considerations have not been met
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1238 - Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and
specifies that anyone performing or inducing an abortion knowing that she has been coerced will be guilty
of a class C felony
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1257 - Allows criminal charges to be filed against a mother who intentionally used or ingested
an illegal controlled substance while she was pregnant which resulted in harm to her unborn child
Rep. Joe Smith (R)
House Bill 1259 - Adds home nursing visits and follow-up care as needed for certain at-risk newborns to
the list of covered services under the MO HealthNet Program
Rep. Jason Holsman (D)
House Bill 1305 - Requires health insurance coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility
Rep. Steve Hodges (D)
House Bill 1327 - Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and
specifies that anyone performing or inducing an abortion knowing that she has been coerced will be guilty
of a class C felony
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1365 - Specifies that no pharmacy can be required to perform, assist, recommend, refer to, or
participate in any act or service resulting in an abortion and it will be immune from liability for refusing
to do so
Rep. Ed Emery (R)
House Bill 1484 - Establishes the Minority Business Enterprise and Women's Business Enterprise
Oversight Review Committee to assist these business enterprises in bidding on state contracts
Rep. Jonas Hughes (D)
creates the crime of coercing an abortion
Rep. Dusenberg (R)
House Bill 1234-Changes the laws regarding the filing fees for marriage licenses, dissolutions of marriage
or legal separation, and judgments of certain dissolutions involving a child younger than 21 years of age
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1236- Establishes the Negligent Screening Act which identifies criteria for medical negligence
when an abortion is performed and certain considerations have not been met
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1238 - Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and
specifies that anyone performing or inducing an abortion knowing that she has been coerced will be guilty
of a class C felony
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1257 - Allows criminal charges to be filed against a mother who intentionally used or ingested
an illegal controlled substance while she was pregnant which resulted in harm to her unborn child
Rep. Joe Smith (R)
House Bill 1259 - Adds home nursing visits and follow-up care as needed for certain at-risk newborns to
the list of covered services under the MO HealthNet Program
Rep. Jason Holsman (D)
House Bill 1305 - Requires health insurance coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility
Rep. Steve Hodges (D)
House Bill 1327 - Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and
specifies that anyone performing or inducing an abortion knowing that she has been coerced will be guilty
of a class C felony
Rep. Cynthia Davis (R)
House Bill 1365 - Specifies that no pharmacy can be required to perform, assist, recommend, refer to, or
participate in any act or service resulting in an abortion and it will be immune from liability for refusing
to do so
Rep. Ed Emery (R)
House Bill 1484 - Establishes the Minority Business Enterprise and Women's Business Enterprise
Oversight Review Committee to assist these business enterprises in bidding on state contracts
Rep. Jonas Hughes (D)
2010 Prefiled Bills in Missouri