Kansas HB2655 allows municipal courts to establish specialty court programs and provides for expungement of convictions and arrest records upon.
Kansas HB2655 authorizes the chief judge of each municipal court to establish a specialty court program, which uses therapeutic or problem-solving procedures to address underlying factors contributing to a person's involvement in the judicial system. These programs may include treatment, mandatory periodic testing, community supervision, and appropriate sanctions and incentives. Upon completion of a specialty court program, a person may petition the municipal court for expungement of their conviction and related arrest records.
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