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Bill Requiring Automatic Expungement of Eligible Drug Offenses Heads to Missouri Governor
In reporting by the Missouri Independent, legislation requiring automated expungement for eligible drug offenses is headed to the Missouri governor’s desk. The article highlights how the bill could reduce barriers to employment, housing, and economic opportunity for people with records across the state. Supporters emphasize the importance of removing costly and complicated petition-based processes in favor of streamlined, automated systems. The piece reflects growing momentum for policies that expand access to second chances and long-term stability.
The Clean Slate Act in Missouri Awaits Govenor Kehoe’s Signature
A Missouri-focused discussion examines Clean Slate legislation and how automated expungement could expand opportunity for thousands of people with records.
Missouri Legislature Passes Wide-Ranging Crime Bill Including Easier Expungements
Missouri lawmakers pass legislation that includes easier expungement pathways, expanding access to opportunity for people with records.
Bill Requiring Automatic Expungement of Eligible Drug Offenses Heads to Missouri Governor
A Missouri bill advancing automated expungement for eligible drug offenses heads to the governor, expanding access to second chances.
