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MS SB2664
Bill
AI Summary
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Allows first-time offenders convicted of felonies (excluding crimes against persons, offenses affecting children, and drug distribution/possession with intent to distribute) to petition for expunction two years after completing their sentence.
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Permits first-time offenders convicted of drug possession under Section 41-29-139 to apply for expunction after successful completion of probation or sentence.
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Establishes a $150 filing fee for felony expunction petitions, distributed as $100 to the Judicial System Operation Fund, $40 to the District Attorneys Operation Fund, and $10 to the circuit clerk.
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Requires petitioners to give the district attorney 10 days' written notice before any hearing and allows courts to grant expunction if they determine the applicant is rehabilitated.
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Takes effect July 1, 2011.
Legislative Description
Crimes; revise expunction of certain convictions.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/1/2011