OK SB1875

Amends Oklahoma statutes (22 O.S. Section 991c and 63 O.S. Section 2-410) to require sealing of records upon successful completion of deferred judgment or conditional release for drug offenses.

Sealed records remain inaccessible to the public but remain available to law enforcement agencies for law enforcement purposes without requiring a court order to unseal.

Sealed records are admissible as evidence in subsequent criminal prosecutions to prove the existence of prior convictions or prior deferred judgments.

Makes the record-sealing provisions retroactive, applying to cases previously handled under the deferred judgment process.

Becomes effective November 1, 2014.