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12/7/1999 - Bill would cause loss of alimony:
Missouri Representative Craig Hosmer says if a court finds the couple is in an intimate situation, alimony will be stopped.
5/10/1999 - Tax cuts, crime bill stymied by debates:
But Rep. Craig Hosmer noted that prisoners were being given special rights - state employees can't smoke indoors.
4/22/1999 - House Gives Final Approvial to Crime Bill:
"We hope when it comes back to the House from the Senate we'll still be able to recognize it," said Rep. Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield, sponsor of the crime legislation.
4/13/1999 - Massive Crime Bill Perfected in House:
"Twenty hours is the lowest hold-time in the nation," said Rep. Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield and chairman of the House Criminal Law Committee. "Increasing it to 48 hours will allow time for the forensic testing that is often needed before police can charge someone with a crime."
4/07/1999 - Sex offenders might be locked up - on suspicion:
But Rep. Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield, downplayed the outcry about constitutional excess. Hosmer noted the past offenders have a right to a jury trial - and that it would have to be "beyond a reasonable doubt" that they're likely to re-offend.
3/29/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Mar. 29, 1999:
Springfield Democratic Representative Craig Hosmer says the bill is aimed at sex offenders who are mentally incapable of changing their behavior.
3/09/1999 - Law Enforcement officials siphon money away from Missouri's Schools:
"With a possibility the schools could get all the money, people want to wait and see what happens in court," said Rep. Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield, another sponsor of the compromise plan.
2/18/1999 - Partial-Birth Abortion Bill Approved by Committee:
"The Supreme Court has said it will strike down any law without a limit for the mother's health," warned committee Chairman Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield.
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