OK HB3835

Expands criminal record expungement eligibility for human trafficking victims from prostitution-related offenses only to any criminal offense committed as a result of being trafficked

Removes the "good cause" standard requirement and mandates courts grant expungement petitions when the defendant proves victimization by a preponderance of the evidence

Waives all filing fees and costs for expungement petitions and requires hearings to be closed to the public

Creates a presumption favoring expungement when official documentation, prior victimization determination, or a causal link between trafficking and the offense exists

Allows victims to seek expungement at any time with no waiting period; effective date November 1, 2026