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MS HB1520
Bill
Status
2/5/2019
Primary Sponsor
Jeffery Harness
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AI Summary
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Expands felony expungement eligibility to include any felony not classified as a crime of violence under Section 97-3-2 or listed as a sex offense under Section 45-33-23, replacing the previous limited list of specific offenses.
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Allows petitioners to request expungement five (5) years after successful completion of all sentence terms and conditions, with a limit of one (1) felony expunction per person.
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Permits individuals under age twenty-one (21) at the time of a felony conviction to petition for expungement of one (1) conviction five (5) years after sentence completion, excluding crimes of violence and sex offenses.
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Requires courts to determine whether applicants are rehabilitated before granting expungement, with the court giving specific findings if a petition is denied.
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Takes effect July 1, 2019.
Legislative Description
Expungement; authorize for nonviolent felony convictions.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/5/2019