8,473 official opinions issued by the Missouri Attorney General.
Opinion No. 2-86 — BONDS.; GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS.; INTEREST.; POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS.; STATE AUDITOR.
Jan 6, 1986
The sentence, “The sale shall be a public sale unless the issuing jurisdiction adopts a resolution setting forth clear justification why the sale should be a private sale except that private activity bonds may be sold either at public or private sale.”, in Section 108.170.1 of House Committee Substitute for Senate Bill No. 140, Eighty-Third General Assembly, First Regular Session, applies only to the sales of bonds of housing authorities created under Section 99.040, RSMo.
Opinion No. 69-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to Douglas Abele
Opinion No. 64-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to Albert A. Riederer
Opinion No. 63-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to John A. Pelzer
Opinion No. 62-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to John A. Pelzer
Opinion No. 59-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable James R. Strong
Opinion No. 55-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable D. Blunt
Opinion No. 54-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable D. Blunt
Opinion No. 49-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable Donald McQuitty
Opinion No. 48-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable Rex R. Wyrick
Opinion No. 42-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to Weldon W. Perry, Jr.
Opinion No. 28-86 — CONTRACTS.; COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.; COUNTIES.
Jan 1, 1986
Counties may cooperate with each other to jointly purchase metal culverts, connecting bands and grader blades, which are to be used for the individual needs of such counties; counties may solicit bids for their combined purchasing requirements of metal culverts, connecting bands and grader blades and purchase from the lowest and best bidder without individually inviting bids and comparing the bids from the individual invitation to those received from the combined bidding process; and, a combined competitive bidding procedure which allows the participating counties to decide what to invite bids on in regard to their own individual needs and allows them to accept or reject the bids received does not involve the improper delegation of the counties' executive duties.
Opinion No. 25-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable Douglas Harpool
Opinion No. 24-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to Richard Rice
Opinion No. 23-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to Charles E. Kruse
Opinion No. 21-86
Jan 1, 1986
Opinion letter to The Honorable James R. Strong
Opinion No. 124-85 — CHILD ABUSE.; FAMILY SERVICES, DIVISION OF.; SOCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF.; YOUTH SERVICES, DIVISION OF.
Dec 31, 1985
Concerning the screening of child care providers and employees under Senate Bill 401, General Assembly, First Regular Session, Sections 210.150 and 210.800 to 210.837, RSMo Supp. 1985 , hospitals and public schools do not come within the definition of “provider” and are not subject to the screening and disqualification requirements; a nationwide criminal review will be done on employees of providers; public elementary and secondary schools may request examinations of the central registry; exemptions may be granted to employees of the divisions of Youth Services and Family Services; and related questions.
Opinion No. 170-85
Dec 27, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Blunt
Opinion No. 141-85 — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.; WATER PATROL.
Dec 27, 1985
Members of the Missouri State Water Patrol may randomly stop vessels on the waters of the State of Missouri for the purpose of checking registration papers and safety equipment without probable cause, except (1) prior to April 1, 1986, water patrolmen may not board vessels for inspection purposes during night-time hours, and (2) on or after April 1, 1986, water patrolmen may not board vessels for inspection purposes without probable cause to believe a provision of Chapter 306, RSMo, is being violated.
Opinion No. 149-85
Dec 17, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Margaret Kelly,
Opinion No. 128-85
Dec 3, 1985
Opinion letter to Carl M. Koupal , Jr.
Opinion No. 140-85
Nov 15, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable John D. Wiggins
Opinion No. 81-85 — OPTOMETRISTS.; PHARMACISTS.; CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.; DRUGS.; DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
Nov 14, 1985
An optometrist certified pursuant to Section 336.220, RSMo Supp. 1984, to administer topically applied diagnostic pharmaceutical agents may also prescribe such diagnostic pharmaceutical agents, except controlled substances. Pharmacists licensed under Chapter 338, RSMo, may dispense drugs according to such prescriptions.
Opinion No. 144-85
Nov 8, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Fred Williams
Opinion No. 80-85
Nov 5, 1985
Opinion letter to Carl M. Koupal , Jr.
Opinion No. 136-85
Oct 24, 1985
Opinion letter to Frederick Brunner
Opinion No. 145-85
Oct 23, 1985
Opinion letter to John G. Meyer
Opinion No. 122-85 — SCHOOL AID.; SCHOOLS.; TAXATION – PROPERTY.; TAX RATE ROLLBACK.
Oct 16, 1985
After the general assessment tax rate reduction, school districts may not increase their tax levies above the "tax rate ceiling" without voter approval, as provided for in Section 137.073.7, as enacted by Senate Committee Substitute for Senate Bill No. 152, Eighty-Third General Assembly, First Regular Session. However, school districts will not be disqualified from receiving state aid under the Excellence in Education Act of 1985, Conference Committee Substitute No. 2 for Senate Committee Substitute for House Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 463, Eighty-Third General Assembly, First Regular Session, if they would have qualified for such aid but for the reduction required by Section 137.073 of Senate Committee Substitute for Senate Bill No. 152, Eighty-Third General Assembly, First Regular Session.
Opinion No. 127-85
Sep 30, 1985
Opinion letter to Carl M. Koupal , Jr.
Opinion No. 7-85
Sep 6, 1985
Opinion letter to Paul R. , Ph.D., M.P.A.
Opinion No. 100-85
Sep 6, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Doug Harpool
Opinion No. 5-85 — SCHOOL FUNDS.; STATE FUNDS.; STATE TREASURER.; TAXATION – SALES.; TAXATION – SCHOOLS.
Sep 5, 1985
Sections 144.700 and 144.701, RSMo Supp. 1984, require all revenue derived from tax money deposited in the School District Trust Fund, Section 144.701, RSMo Supp. 1984, including interest derived from such fund, to be credited to the School District Trust Fund and distributed in the manner provided by Section 163.087, RSMo Supp. 1984.
Opinion No. 129-85
Sep 4, 1985
Opinion letter to Joseph J. O'Hara
Opinion No. 132-85
Sep 3, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Jean H. Mathews
Opinion No. 114-85
Aug 26, 1985
Opinion letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
Opinion No. 108-85
Aug 22, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Galen Browning
Opinion No. 113-85
Jul 22, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable William J. Icenogle
Opinion No. 112-85
Jul 22, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Margaret Kelly,
Opinion No. 88-85
Jul 11, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable David L. Rauch
Opinion No. 84-85
Jul 11, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Margaret Kelly,
Opinion No. 82-85
Jul 11, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Margaret Kelly,
Opinion No. 66-85 — TAXATION.; MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTURERS' REPLACEMENT TAX.
Jul 11, 1985
The “preceding year” referred to in Section 139.600.1, RSMo Supp. 1984, is a calendar year.
Opinion No. 27-85
Jul 11, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Anthony D. Ribaudo
Opinion No. 98-85 — AIR CONSERVATION COMMISSION.; DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.; AIR POLLUTION.
Jul 3, 1985
The gasoline inlet restrictor on motor vehicles is an air pollution control device.
Opinion No. 95-85
Jun 27, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Tom McCarthy
Opinion No. 85-85
Jun 24, 1985
Opinion letter to Larry R. Gale
Opinion No. 74-85
May 28, 1985
Opinion letter to Scott S. Sifferman
Opinion No. 60-85
May 28, 1985
Opinion letter to Carl M. Koupal , Jr.
Opinion No. 24-85
May 28, 1985
Opinion letter to John A. Pelzer
Opinion No. 76-85
May 14, 1985
Opinion letter to The Honorable Wesley A. Miller