Missouri Revised Statutes Title XXXV. Civil Procedure and Limitations § 510.035. Visual or aural recordings or photographs of minor victim of sexual offense not to be copied or distributed--exception--persons or entities allowed access--court-ordered copying or distribution

(1) Multidisciplinary team members as part of an investigation, as well as for the provision of protective or preventive social services for minors and their families.  For purposes of this section, multidisciplinary team members shall consist of representatives of law enforcement, the children's division, the prosecuting attorney, the child assessment center, the juvenile office, and the health care provider;

(2) Department of social services employees and their legal counsel as part of the provision of child protection as described in section 210.109, as well as for use in administrative proceedings as established by department regulations or through the administrative hearing commission as provided under section 621.075;

(3) Department of mental health employees and their legal counsel as part of an investigation conducted under section 630.167, as well as for use in administrative proceedings as established by department regulations or through the administrative hearing commission as provided under section 621.075;

(4) The office of child advocate as part of a review under section 37.710;

(5) The child abuse and neglect review board as part of a review under sections 210.152 and 210.153;  and

(6) The attorney general as part of a legal proceeding.

(1) Be limited solely to the use of the recordings or photographs for the purposes of a pending court proceeding or in preparation for a pending court proceeding;

(2) Prohibit further copying, reproduction, or distribution of the recordings or photographs;  and

(3) Require, upon the final disposition of the case, the return of all copies to the health care provider, child assessment center or multidisciplinary team member that originally had possession of the recordings or photographs, or provide an affidavit to the health care provider, child assessment center, or multidisciplinary team member that originally had possession of the recordings or photographs certifying that all copies have been destroyed.