Lawsuit seeking release of Michael Brown's juvenile records claims slain teen was a murder suspect
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Charles C. Johnson has filed
a lawsuit against St. Louis County to release the juvenile criminal records of Michael
Brown, claiming there is no need for the county to keep it private.
Johnson claims that two
police officers told him that Brown’s juvenile arrest record contains a
second-degree murder charge, and that Brown was a member of the notorious Crips street gang. The county is fighting to keep the report
hidden from the public.
Attorney Johnathon Burns, who
is arguing the case, told KMOX
that since the teen is deceased, his records are no longer sealed.
"Missouri common law applies, and under Missouri common law, court records and virtually all other documents are open to the public," said Burns.
"Missouri common law applies, and under Missouri common law, court records and virtually all other documents are open to the public," said Burns.
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