OK HB2397

Reduces the waiting period for expungement of nonviolent felony charges dismissed after deferred judgment from 10 years to 5 years, and for misdemeanor convictions with imprisonment/suspended sentence/fines over $500 from 10 years to 5 years

Adds new expungement category for misdemeanor convictions where the person was sentenced to a fine under $501 without imprisonment or suspended sentence, the fine has been paid, and no felony conviction or pending charges exist

Creates new expungement eligibility for individuals charged, arrested, or subject to warrant for crimes committed by someone who stole their identity without consent

Makes DNA samples, records, and identifiable information inadmissible in prosecutions for crimes committed after the date such records should have been automatically expunged

Modifies criminal judgment records to require only the defendant's birth year (instead of full birth date) and last four digits of Social Security number; effective November 1, 2016