Imposes restrictions on the use of expunged records.
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Overview
This bill aims to strengthen protections for individuals with expunged criminal records by imposing restrictions on how these records can be used and disseminated. It increases penalties for wrongfully disclosing expunged records to private background check providers and requires them to ensure they are only reporting information received within the last 30 days and promptly delete expunged records. The bill also updates rules regarding access to criminal history records and addresses the redaction of expunged convictions in professional licensing board records.
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