Missouri · Missouri Revised Statutes — Criminal Offenses (Ch. 565–575)
Mo. Rev. Stat. (Crimes) § 566.125: Persistent sexual offender, predatory sexual offender, defined, extension of term, when, minimum term
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines persistent and predatory sexual offenders and requires extended sentences, including life imprisonment without parole for persistent offenders and life imprisonment with parole eligibility for predatory offenders convicted of specified sexual crimes.
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