Criminal Procedure - As introduced, allows certain felony offenders to petition to have the offender's criminal history records sealed after completion of all requirements of sentencing and at least five years without being convicted of a new offense. - Amends TCA Title 39 and Title 40.

Summary

The bill lets people convicted of certain felonies request that their criminal history be sealed once they have fulfilled all sentencing requirements and stayed crime‑free for five years. A $500 filing fee is required, and sealed records can still be accessed for specific law‑enforcement and public‑safety purposes. It applies to a detailed list of offenses enumerated in the bill.

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