IN HB1336

Adds prosecuting attorneys to the list of entities that must be served with a petition to expunge arrest records, alongside law enforcement agencies and the state central repository

Establishes detailed requirements for petitions to restrict access to conviction records, including conviction date, sentence completion date, arresting officer information, case numbers, and petitioner's birth date and Social Security number

Requires notification of multiple agencies when a conviction record restriction petition is filed, including the state police department, arresting law enforcement agency, prosecuting attorney, department of correction, and state central repository

Creates new Chapter 9 (IC 35-38-9) consolidating provisions for restricted disclosure of arrest records when a person is not prosecuted, acquitted, or has a conviction vacated

Modifies eligibility criteria for conviction record restriction to require 8 years post-sentence, no pending charges, no arrest record (except minor traffic offenses), and applies to misdemeanors or Class D felonies not resulting in injury to a person