If someone breaks certain rules about keeping criminal records private or handling them correctly — and they do it on purpose — they have committed a class A misdemeanor, which is a lower-level crime that can still result in fines or jail time.
Classifications stated in the statute. Actual outcomes vary.
610.115. . — A person who violates any of section 610.100, 610.105, 610.106, or 610.120 is guilty of a .
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Source & history notes
(L. 1973 S.B. 1 § 9, A.L. 1981 H.B. 554)
Related Missouri laws
Failure to recite closed record excused
RSMo 610.110
Records to be confidential
RSMo 610.120
Arrest record expunged, requirements
RSMo 610.122
Procedure to expunge, supreme court to promulgate rules
RSMo 610.123
Suspended sentence prior to September 28, 1981, procedure to close records
RSMo 610.106
Destruction of arrest records
RSMo 610.124
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