Bill > SB1932

This bill allows certain felony offenders to petition the court to have their criminal history records sealed after completing all requirements of their sentence and remaining offense-free for at least five years. It specifies the types of offenses eligible for record sealing, such as fraud, drug crimes, and weapons offenses. The sealed records may still be accessed for limited purposes, such as background checks for firearms purchases or law enforcement certification. The bill also outlines the process for rescinding the sealing order if the person is later charged with a new offense.