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MO SB165
Bill
Status
1/7/2015
Primary Sponsor
Jamilah Nasheed
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AI Summary
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Allows individuals found guilty of certain offenses to file a verified petition for expungement in the circuit court where convicted, covering arrest, plea, trial, and conviction records
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Eligible offenses include prostitution violations, most Chapter 195 drug offenses (excluding those involving weapons or commercial drivers), criminal nonsupport, and most municipal ordinance violations and misdemeanors
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Excludes from eligibility DWI offenses, sexual offenses, order of protection violations, offenses requiring sex offender registration, and certain commercial driver violations
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Requires petitioners to wait at least 5 years after completing sentence, probation, or parole, with no subsequent misdemeanor or felony convictions during that period
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Limits individuals to one granted expungement petition; upon approval, records are destroyed or removed from electronic files (except circuit court files), and the person is restored to pre-conviction status with no obligation to disclose the expunged record
Legislative Description
Creates a petition process for the expungement of records relating to certain criminal offenses
Last Action
Bill Combined w/(SCS SBs 451, 307, 100 & 165)
4/9/2015