Modifies the offense of tampering with a judicial officer and the offense of tampering with a judicial proceeding

SB 1235 modifies Missouri law to criminalize actions intended to harass, intimidate, or influence judicial officers and proceedings. It defines "tampering with a judicial officer" as threatening harm, sharing personal information (like home addresses or Social Security numbers), or offering benefits to judges, court staff, or their families. The bill classifies this as a class D felony (class B if injury or death occurs) and prohibits parole or probation for certain violations. It also defines "tampering with a judicial proceeding" as threatening jurors or offering benefits to influence court outcomes, making it a class D felony with no parole eligibility. The law directly affects judges, court personnel, jurors, and their families by expanding protections against harassment and intimidation.