It's not interesting, it's Missouri state law. Which most states also allow the sealing of juvenile records. He could have been busted for shoplifting bubble gum as far as anyone knows. It was his right to have them sealed so as not to affect his future job opportunities or college applications. Everyone I know that has gotten into a little trouble as a kid has done this.
Once you are dead, those records are suppose to be unsealed.
Nothing I read states that if you have proof that that's the law then post it
Are you making things up again?
What records are you talking about? Try being more factual and specific if you want people to take your statements seriously. Otherwise it's just more faux news garbage.
So which offense would be the felony if committed by an adult?
So in other words all we know is that he was never charged with a felony as a juvenile, because if he was that would be open to the public. Most courts in this country are extremely protective of juvenile records, I doubt we will ever see his records if any exist at all.
You're not following me, if it was a felony, they would already be open to the public and there would be no need for the lawsuit. So all we know is that he had no felonies as a juvenile.
There is only one person making the claim. He vaguely states his source as a "law enforcement contact". He is a known liar, and if you read a few of his twitter posts, you will see he is a complete nutjob.
