Creates provisions relating to expungement

Summary

The bill adds new sections to Missouri’s expungement law, allowing the state to automatically seal records for eligible offenses without a court petition. It applies to adults who have completed their sentence, have no recent felony or misdemeanor convictions, and meet age or pardon criteria, while excluding juvenile cases and motor‑vehicle offenses. The goal is to give people a cleaner record while still allowing law‑enforcement use of the information.

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