Missouri Statutes

§ 217.530 — Convicted offender not to be transferred to state where wanted for crime.

Missouri § 217.530

JurisdictionMissouri

Title XIIICORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 217Department of Corrections

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 217.530 (2026).

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No part of this law may be used to transfer a Missouri convicted offender against his will from Missouri to a state where he is wanted for the commission of any criminal offense.

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Legislative History

(L. 1982 H.B. 1196 § 112, A.L. 1995 H.B. 424)

Nearby Sections

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§ 217.010

§ 217.015

Divisions created — sections authorized — purpose of department — women offender program established, purpose — advisory committee established, membership, purpose.

§ 217.020

Department's powers and duties.

§ 217.021

Community behavioral health program, purpose — department duties.

§ 217.022

Prison impact statements, required, when.

§ 217.025

Director of department, appointment, qualifications, bond, duties.

§ 217.030

Directors of divisions, appointment — appointment of general personnel.

§ 217.035

Director's powers and duties — deputy director, appointment, compensation, powers in absence or incapacity of director.

§ 217.040

Rulemaking authority.

§ 217.043

United States government, contract powers of department.

§ 217.045

Federal funds, authority to receive — applications for funds, procedure.

§ 217.050

Department to sue in name of director — interest authorized.

§ 217.055

Volunteer program requirements — coverage as unpaid employees by legal expense fund and workers' compensation — use of state vehicles — expenses.

§ 217.070

State auditor to have access to all records, confidentiality.

§ 217.075

Offender records, public records, exceptions — inspection of, when — medical records, available, when — copies admissible as evidence — violations, penalty.

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