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HB 2667·MO·house

Establishes the "Eliminate Criminal Profiteering Act"

FailedFiled Jan 5, 2026
Sponsor: Ben Keathley
Latest Action

Public Hearing Completed (H)

Apr 8, 2026

Summary

The Eliminate Criminal Profiteering Act adds a new section to Missouri’s civil code that limits who can sue for negligent security and under what circumstances. It prevents people who participated in criminal or intentional tort conduct from recovering damages, and it also bars unauthorized‑immigrant plaintiffs from receiving general damages in auto‑accident negligence cases unless they prove lawful status. The measure seeks to shift liability toward property owners, security contractors, and the government while reducing plaintiff recovery.

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