HB 460 Summary: Getting Rehabilitated Ohioans Working Act

• Establishes automatic sealing of eligible criminal records beginning three years after the bill's effective date, without requiring individuals to file applications.

• Bureau of criminal identification and investigation must identify eligible records monthly and provide lists to prosecutors and courts; records are sealed after 45 days unless both the prosecutor and bureau object.

• Prosecutors and bureau may object to automatic sealing if records are ineligible, restitution remains unpaid, or they have reasonable belief the person continues criminal activity.

• Maintains existing restrictions on sealing records for traffic violations, violent felonies, sexually oriented offenses, crimes against children under 13, first/second degree felonies, and certain domestic violence offenses.

• Requires courts to establish procedures for automatic sealing and the attorney general to adopt rules governing the bureau's implementation; excludes automatic sealing from creating a private right of action.