This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule no longer exists. It used to explain the steps for clearing a criminal conviction from someone's record, but Kansas got rid of it back in 1978.
If you're looking for information on how to clear or seal a criminal record in Kansas today, you'll need to check current state law instead. Kansas has since replaced this old rule with different laws that cover expungement, and those rules set out their own requirements for who can apply and how the process works.
Because this rule was repealed decades ago, it has no legal effect now. Anyone dealing with a conviction on their record should look at the current Kansas statutes on expungement rather than this outdated rule.
