Supreme Court Rules

First Adopted: August 19, 1994

Most Recently Effective: July 01, 2020

Rule 155 | Miscellaneous Actions | Expungement

155.04 | Notice and Hearing

155.04 Notice and Hearing
(a) In an action to expunge criminal records, the clerk of the court is not required to give further statutory notice of the filing of the petition to the office of the prosecuting attorney, circuit attorney, or municipal prosecuting attorney that prosecuted the offenses, violations, or infractions listed in the petitions if the office of the prosecuting attorney, circuit attorney, or municipal prosecuting attorney is a defendant named in the expungement petition and has been properly served.
(b) In all actions to expunge records, the court shall hold a hearing pursuant to the applicable statute. The court shall send notice of the hearing to each official, agency, or other entity named in the petition.
(Adopted Aug. 19, 1994, eff. July 1, 1995. Amended Dec. 24, 2019, eff. July 1, 2020.)
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