Missouri SB1356 modifies provisions for criminal record expungement, detailing eligibility, procedures, and effects.
Missouri SB1356 modifies provisions for criminal record expungement, allowing eligible individuals to petition for the removal of certain criminal records from public access. Eligible crimes include misdemeanors and infractions, but exclude certain felonies and sex offenses. The bill outlines specific criteria for expungement, including time limits since the completion of any sentence or probation, and the requirement that the petitioner has not committed any new crimes.
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