MISSOURI CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
BILL OF RIGHTS
Art. I §1 | SOURCE OF POLITICAL POWER — ORIGIN, BASIS AND AIM OF GOVERNMENT
Art. I §2 | PROMOTION OF GENERAL WELFARE — NATURAL RIGHTS OF PERSONS — EQUALITY UNDER THE LAW — PURPOSE OF GOVERNMENT
Art. I §3 | POWERS OF THE PEOPLE OVER INTERNAL AFFAIRS, CONSTITUTION AND FORM OF GOVERNMENT
Art. I §4 | INDEPENDENCE OF MISSOURI — SUBMISSION OF CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Art. I §5 | RELIGIOUS FREEDOM — LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE AND BELIEF — LIMITATIONS — RIGHT TO PRAY — ACADEMIC RELIGIOUS FREEDOMS AND PRAYER
Art. I §6 | PRACTICE AND SUPPORT OF RELIGION NOT COMPULSORY — CONTRACTS THEREFOR ENFORCEABLE
Art. I §7 | PUBLIC AID FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES — PREFERENCES AND DISCRIMINATIONS ON RELIGIOUS GROUNDS
Art. I §8 | FREEDOM OF SPEECH — EVIDENCE OF TRUTH IN DEFAMATION ACTIONS — PROVINCE OF JURY
Art. I §9 | RIGHTS OF PEACEABLE ASSEMBLY AND PETITION
Art. I §10 | DUE PROCESS OF LAW
Art. I §11 | IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT
Art. I §12 | HABEAS CORPUS
Art. I §13 | EX POST FACTO LAWS — IMPAIRMENT OF CONTRACTS — IRREVOCABLE PRIVILEGES
Art. I §14 | OPEN COURTS — CERTAIN REMEDIES — JUSTICE WITHOUT SALE, DENIAL OR DELAY
Art. I §15 | UNREASONABLE SEARCH AND SEIZURE PROHIBITED — CONTENTS AND BASIS OF WARRANTS
Art. I §16 | GRAND JURIES — COMPOSITION — JURISDICTION TO CONVENE — POWERS
Art. I §17 | INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN CRIMINAL CASES — EXCEPTIONS
Art. I §18(a) | RIGHTS OF ACCUSED IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS
Art. I §18(b) | DEPOSITIONS IN FELONY CASES
Art. I §18(c) | ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE
Art. I §19 | SELF-INCRIMINATION AND DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Art. I §20 | BAIL GUARANTEED — EXCEPTIONS
Art. I §21 | EXCESSIVE BAIL AND FINES — CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
Art. I §22(a) | RIGHT OF TRIAL BY JURY — QUALIFICATION OF JURORS — TWO-THIRDS VERDICT
Art. I §22(b) | FEMALE JURORS — OPTIONAL EXEMPTION
Art. I §23 | RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS, AMMUNITION, AND CERTAIN ACCESSORIES — EXCEPTION — RIGHTS TO BE UNALIENABLE
Art. I §24 | SUBORDINATION OF MILITARY TO CIVIL POWER — QUARTERING SOLDIERS
Art. I §25 | ELECTIONS AND RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE
Art. I §26 | COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY TAKEN BY EMINENT DOMAIN — CONDEMNATION JURIES — PAYMENT — RAILROAD PROPERTY
Art. I §27 | ACQUISITION OF EXCESS PROPERTY BY EMINENT DOMAIN — DISPOSITION UNDER RESTRICTIONS
Art. I §28 | LIMITATION ON TAKING OF PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PRIVATE USE — EXCEPTIONS — PUBLIC USE A JUDICIAL QUESTION
Art. I §29 | ORGANIZED LABOR AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
Art. I §30 | TREASON — ATTAINDER — CORRUPTION OF BLOOD AND FORFEITURES — ESTATE OF SUICIDES — DEATH BY CASUALTY
Art. I §31 | FINES OR IMPRISONMENTS FIXED BY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES
Art. I §32 | CRIME VICTIMS’ RIGHTS
(2) Upon request of the victim, the right to be informed of and heard at guilty pleas, bail hearings, sentencings, probation revocation hearings, and parole hearings, unless in the determination of the court the interests of justice require otherwise;
(3) The right to be informed of trials and preliminary hearings;
(4) The right to restitution, which shall be enforceable in the same manner as any other civil cause of action, or as otherwise provided by law;
(5) The right to the speedy disposition and appellate review of their cases, provided that nothing in this subdivision shall prevent the defendant from having sufficient time to prepare his defense;
(6) The right to reasonable protection from the defendant or any person acting on behalf of the defendant;
(7) The right to information concerning the escape of an accused from custody or confinement, the defendant’s release and scheduling of the defendant’s release from incarceration; and
(8) The right to information about how the criminal justice system works, the rights and the availability of services, and upon request of the victim the right to information about the crime.
3. Nothing in this section shall be construed as creating a cause of action for money damages against the state, a county, a municipality, or any of the agencies, instrumentalities, or employees provided that the General Assembly may, by statutory enactment, reverse, modify, or supercede any judicial decision or rule arising from any cause of action brought pursuant to this section.
4. Nothing in this section shall be construed to authorize a court to set aside or to void a finding of guilt, or an acceptance of a plea of guilty in any criminal case.
5. The general assembly shall have power to enforce this section by appropriate legislation.
Art. I §33 | MARRIAGE, VALIDITY AND RECOGNITION
Art. I §34 | ENGLISH TO BE THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN THIS STATE
Art. I §35 | RIGHT TO FARM
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