Makes certain amendments to expungement statutes to reduce filing burdens and expand eligibility.
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This bill makes changes to New Jersey’s expungement laws to simplify the process and make it more accessible. It reduces the paperwork required to apply for expungement and expands eligibility for certain individuals, particularly those with substance use disorders. The bill also outlines specific criteria for sentencing individuals with substance use disorders to special probation, prioritizing treatment and considering factors like community safety. Finally, it addresses the possibility of temporarily suspending commitment to a residential treatment facility in favor of a non-residential program.
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