Missouri officials push to expand address secrecy program

By: Summer Ballentine Associated Press September 29, 2017

State confidentiality programs aimed at hiding the home addresses of domestic violence victims could be expanded under federal legislation introduced by Missouri Republican Sen. Roy Blunt on Thursday. Missouri is one of 36 states with programs that let victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking or various other crimes keep their addresses confidential by routing their ...

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Missouri officials push to expand address secrecy program

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