Makes technical corrections to the clean slate law to correct issues relating to multicategory conviction dockets and the conviction-specific supervision prohibitor

Summary

The bill revises the criteria for automatically sealing criminal records, clarifying how waiting periods are calculated when a person has multiple convictions from the same docket and adding a rule that a person cannot be under probation or parole for the specific conviction they want sealed. It also adds conditions about out‑of‑state felony charges, with exceptions for certain reproductive, gender‑affirming care, or cannabis offenses, pending federal data access. These changes aim to ensure the clean‑slate process works correctly for complex cases.

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