Align and modernize fingerprinting and disposition reporting
Referred to committee
Summary
The bill revises how the state collects, stores, and shares fingerprint and DNA information for convicted offenders and certain juveniles. It creates a secure law‑enforcement gateway, sets new reporting deadlines, and clarifies when sealed or expunged records must be retained for background checks. The changes aim to modernize data handling while protecting privacy and supporting law‑enforcement needs.
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