Tort Law
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This page collects the 4 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Tort Law”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Firearms, Civil Liability, and Legal Reform.
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- 01Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programorganization1 mentions
- 02Shelley M Capitoperson1 mentions
- 03Division of Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensingorganization1 mentions
- 04Department of Revenueorganization1 mentions
- 05Mo HealthNetorganization1 mentions
- 06Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Actother1 mentions
- 07Rick Brattinperson1 mentions
- 08Jeffrey N. Royperson1 mentions
- 09Secretary of Stateorganization1 mentions
- 10Mr. Rickettsperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsMissouri bill ties voter registration to citizenship proof, imposes public benefit and commercial driver restrictions, and updates compensation funds, Massachusetts bill exempts latent disease tort actions from Chapter 260 Section 2B limitations
- Topic to peopleShelley M Capito, Rick Brattin, Jeffrey N. Roy (+1 more)
- Topic to orgsSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Division of Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing, Department of Revenue (+2 more)
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- Jun 24, 2026congressional recordProposed 'Stopping Harmful and Outrageous Torts Act' (SA 6467)
- May 7, 2026State BillMissouri bill ties voter registration to citizenship proof, imposes public benefit and commercial driver restrictions, and updates compensation funds
- Nov 3, 2025State BillMassachusetts bill exempts latent disease tort actions from Chapter 260 Section 2B limitations
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