ID S1103

Allows victims of human trafficking to petition a sentencing court to vacate convictions and expunge criminal records related to offenses committed during their trafficking victimization, or to petition magistrate court if arrested but not convicted.

Petitions may be filed at any time and must identify the petitioner, offense, arrest date, conviction date, and include evidence or documentation supporting human trafficking victim status.

Requires courts to schedule hearings within 60 days of petition filing and notify the prosecuting attorney, who may file objections; courts may direct probation or parole officers to submit written reports.

Establishes that evidence of victim status from government agencies creates a rebuttable presumption, and courts may consider certified court records, federal immigration certifications, or testimony from trained professionals, clergy, attorneys, or health care providers.

Grants petitions when courts find by preponderance of evidence that the petitioner's offense participation occurred during human trafficking victimization and resulted from that victimization; upon expungement, the petitioner may swear they were never arrested for that offense.