Mississippi SB2327 consolidates and revises expungement statutes, specifying eligibility, procedures, and exceptions.
Mississippi SB2327 aims to consolidate and revise the state's expungement statutes. It defines "expungement" as the deletion of criminal offense records from public records. The bill outlines eligibility criteria, including successful completion of sentences and fines. Expungement is available for certain misdemeanors and first-time DUI offenses, but not for felonies classified as crimes of violence, arson, trafficking, or repeat DUI offenses. Public officials are ineligible for expungement related to their duties.
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