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MO HB2681

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/3/2016

Primary Sponsor

Kimberly Gardner

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Origin

House of Representatives

2016 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Increases the expungement petition filing fee from $100 to $500, with judges permitted to waive the surcharge for indigent petitioners

  • Expands eligibility to allow expungement of unlimited infractions, up to two misdemeanors or ordinance violations, and up to one felony offense per lifetime

  • Establishes waiting periods of 3 years for infractions/misdemeanors and 5 years for felonies after completing all sentence requirements, including payment of fines and restitution

  • Excludes serious offenses from expungement eligibility, including Class A felonies, dangerous felonies, sex offenses requiring registration, offenses involving death, assault, domestic assault, and kidnapping

  • Allows persons with expunged records to answer "no" to employer inquiries about criminal convictions, while requiring disclosure for professional licenses, gaming licenses, and law enforcement employment

Legislative Description

Changes the laws regarding petitions for the expungement of criminal records

Last Action

Referred: Civil and Criminal Proceedings(H)

5/13/2016

Committee Referrals

Civil and Criminal Proceedings5/13/2016

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