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IN SB0173
Bill
Status
1/3/2019
Primary Sponsor
Michael Crider
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AI Summary
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Allows individuals with addiction-related convictions to petition for expungement after completing a high-intensity residential treatment program requiring at least 28 days of inpatient care plus 6 months of follow-up treatment
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Covers convictions involving controlled substance possession, distribution, cultivation, or manufacture, as well as offenses involving intoxication or crimes motivated by addiction to obtain money for drugs
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Excludes individuals convicted of murder, voluntary manslaughter, or sex offenses from eligibility
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Orders sealed records to remain accessible to law enforcement, prosecutors with court orders, the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and certain licensing authorities
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Restores civil rights including voting, holding public office, jury service, and firearm possession (except for domestic violence convictions), and prohibits discrimination based on expunged convictions with violations classified as Class C infractions
Legislative Description
Expungement of addiction related convictions. Establishes a procedure to permit a person: (1) with an addiction disorder related conviction; and (2) who has completed a high intensity residential treatment program; to have the person's addiction disorder related conviction expunged.
Last Action
Senator Stoops added as coauthor
1/31/2019