Missouri HB1633 restricts public access to arrest warrant records for certain felonies until specific conditions are met.
Missouri HB1633 amends the law to limit public access to arrest warrant records for certain felonies. Specifically, these records will not be available to the public until the warrant is executed and the accused is taken into custody, or until a prosecuting attorney files a complaint. The bill also outlines exceptions, such as when the accused or their attorney requests access, or when public disclosure is necessary for public safety or justice. The bill further mandates that court clerks, judges, and state or local officials are not liable for restricting access in compliance with this law.
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