MO HB2585

Amends Missouri's wrongful conviction compensation law (Section 650.058) to address situations where a person's probation or parole was revoked due to a conviction for which they were later exonerated through DNA evidence

Establishes that when a court or parole board's sole stated reason for revoking probation/parole is a conviction later proven wrongful, that order serves as conclusive evidence the revocation was connected to the exonerated crime

Allows exonerees to qualify for $50 per day restitution for time served even if they were serving a concurrent sentence, provided the concurrent time resulted from a revocation connected to the wrongful conviction

Maintains existing eligibility requirements: actual innocence must be established through DNA testing, a final order of release must be entered, and all appeals must be exhausted

Preserves the annual cap of $36,500 on restitution payments per individual and existing provisions for automatic expungement of all records related to the wrongful arrest, plea, trial, or conviction