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FL S1720
Bill
AI Summary
- Allows persons adjudicated guilty of a criminal offense in Florida to petition for expunction of a criminal history record if at least 10 years have passed since the adjudication, provided they were never adjudicated guilty of offenses listed in s. 943.0584(2)
- Changes the lifetime ban on prior sealing or expunction eligibility to a 10-year waiting period, allowing individuals who previously had a record sealed or expunged to petition again after 10 years
- Modifies juvenile delinquency adjudication disqualifications for expunction by limiting the lookback period to 10 years for specified misdemeanors, rather than imposing a permanent bar
- Allows persons with a prior sealing or expunction to petition for sealing of a later criminal history record if more than 10 years have passed since the prior order was granted
- Reenacts related statutes governing pretrial intervention programs, veterans' treatment intervention programs, misdemeanor intervention programs, and diversion program expunctions to incorporate the amended cross-references, with an effective date of July 1, 2022
Legislative Description
Sealing and Expunction of Criminal History Records
Last Action
Died in Judiciary
3/14/2022
Full Bill Text
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