Expungement Orders; Violations
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Overview
Amends the expungement orders law to reflect that a person who is arrested for or charged with a crime but convicted of a violation is eligible for an expungement of their arrest record for that incident. (CD1)
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Nakamura (introduced By Request Of Another Party)
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