HB2747 modifies criminal record expungement procedures in Missouri, introducing automated expungement for certain convictions.
HB2747 modifies provisions relating to criminal record expungement in Missouri. It introduces automated expungement for clean slate eligible offenses, which include misdemeanors and certain felonies, under specific conditions. For misdemeanors, expungement is possible if one year has passed since final disposition and no new offenses have been committed. For felonies, expungement is possible if three years have passed since final disposition and no new offenses have been committed.
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