OR HB2639

Modifies eligibility waiting periods for setting aside convictions: 7 years for Class B felonies, 5 years for Class C felonies and abuse-related contempt findings, 3 years for Class A misdemeanors, and 1 year for Class B/C misdemeanors and violations

Requires courts to enter set-aside orders within 120 days of granting a motion; prosecuting attorneys have 120 days from motion filing to object, and must specify whether objections are based on the person's circumstances and behavior

Allows courts to waive outstanding financial obligations (except compensatory fines and restitution) when granting set-aside motions; mandatory waiver required if the conviction or finding is more than 10 years old and all charges in the case are being set aside

Prohibits setting aside dismissals of traffic violation citations and state/municipal traffic offense convictions; adds new restrictions for motions involving domestic violence, sex crimes, or person crimes where the applicant has other recent convictions

Requires the Judicial Department to submit annual reports to legislative judiciary committees beginning January 1, 2027, on set-aside motions and may include descriptions of additional resources needed