Legislature OKs allowing some criminal records to be sealed

Some Missourians could have their criminal records sealed under a bill the Missouri Legislature passed Wednesday. The proposal won bipartisan approval, with supporters saying it would allow reformed criminals to get jobs while ensuring people with histories of violence or sexual deviancy don't escape scrutiny. But critics said that compromise excluded too many people, including those ...

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Legislature OKs allowing some criminal records to be sealed

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