Modifies provisions relating to extended sentences for prior criminal conduct

Summary

The bill changes Missouri sentencing law so judges can impose an extended term of imprisonment when a defendant is a persistent or dangerous offender, or when a statute already provides a prior‑conduct enhancement. It defines several offender categories and requires a higher‑class sentence for certain repeat felons. The change aims to increase penalties for repeat violent or serious offenders.

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