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IL HB2367

Bill

Status

Failed

1/8/2019

Primary Sponsor

LaShawn Ford

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Origin

House of Representatives

100th General Assembly

AI Summary

HB2367 Summary

  • Amends the Criminal Identification Act to establish comprehensive procedures for expunging and sealing criminal records in Illinois, with specific eligibility requirements and timeframes varying by offense type.

  • Allows immediate expungement of records resulting in acquittal, dismissal, release without charging, or reversal/vacation of conviction, while records from successful supervision require waiting periods of 2-5 years depending on the offense.

  • Permits sealing of felony convictions for non-violent offenses and specific drug-related crimes, with waiting periods of 3-10 years after sentence termination, or immediately upon termination if petitioner completes educational goals during incarceration.

  • Establishes procedures requiring petitioners to file verified petitions with circuit courts, pay applicable fees, and undergo drug testing for certain drug-related offense cases; allows State's Attorney objections within 60 days.

  • Creates automatic expungement processes for civil law violations related to cannabis and drug paraphernalia by law enforcement agencies and circuit court clerks within 180 days of law taking effect.

Legislative Description

CRIM ID-SEALING RECORDS

Last Action

Session Sine Die

1/8/2019

Committee Referrals

Assignments1/2/2019
Rules4/28/2017
Restorative Justice2/14/2017
Rules2/3/2017

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