Pub. Rec./Sealing of Criminal History Records

Summary

The proposal adds sealed criminal history records of people convicted of specific non‑violent misdemeanors to the list of records that cannot be released under Florida’s public‑records law. Only the record holder, their attorney, certain criminal‑justice agencies, judges, and designated licensing entities could see the record or its existence. The aim is to remove barriers to jobs, housing and other opportunities for those whose records have been sealed.

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