Modifies provisions relating to proceedings resulting from criminal conduct

Summary

The bill removes Missouri’s current Section 565.030 and replaces it with five new statutes that change how first‑degree murder cases are tried, define “automated expungement,” and require yearly reports on offenses eligible for clean‑slate relief. It affects judges, prosecutors, the state courts administrator, and defendants—especially those facing the death penalty or seeking bulk record deletions. The changes aim to increase transparency and streamline certain criminal procedures.

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