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AZ HB2402

Bill

Status

Engrossed

2/27/2020

Primary Sponsor

Bret Roberts

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Origin

House of Representatives

Fifty-fourth Legislature - Second Regular Session (2020)

AI Summary

HB2402 Summary

  • Amends Arizona law to allow courts to issue a "certificate of second chance" when setting aside criminal convictions for eligible individuals.

  • Certificate of second chance is mandatory for convictions set aside if: person convicted of a misdemeanor, or class 4-6 felony with 2+ years elapsed, or class 2-3 felony with 5+ years elapsed, and person has not previously received such a certificate.

  • Certificate releases the person from occupational licensing barriers related to the conviction, provides employer protections under section 12-558.03, and provides equivalent protections for housing.

  • Allows persons whose convictions were set aside without a certificate to later apply for one after meeting the time requirements in subsection K.

  • Does not apply to persons convicted of dangerous offenses, sex offenses requiring registration, offenses with sexual motivation findings, felonies where victim was under 15 years old, or certain traffic violations.

Legislative Description

Criminal conviction; set aside; applicability

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Last Action

Senate read second time

3/3/2020

Full Bill Text

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