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TX HB4515

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/12/2025

Primary Sponsor

David Cook

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Origin

House of Representatives

89th Legislature Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Expands eligibility for criminal record nondisclosure orders to include state jail felony convictions for marijuana possession under Section 481.121 of the Health and Safety Code

  • Allows individuals convicted of state jail felony marijuana possession who completed community supervision to petition for nondisclosure five years after completing supervision

  • Permits individuals convicted of state jail felony marijuana possession who served their sentence (not on community supervision) to petition for nondisclosure five years after sentence completion

  • Maintains existing nondisclosure timelines for misdemeanors: immediate eligibility upon completing community supervision for most misdemeanors, and a two-year waiting period for certain offenses under Penal Code Chapters 20, 21, 22, 25, 42, 43, or 46

  • Takes effect September 1, 2025

Legislative Description

Relating to the eligibility of certain criminal defendants for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information.

Corrections

Last Action

Placed on General State Calendar

5/12/2025

Committee Referrals

Corrections4/3/2025

Full Bill Text

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