SB 1564: Public Records/Expunging Records of Civil Rights Conviction
PUBLIC RECORDS/GENERAL BILL
by
Joyner
Public Records/Expunging Records of Civil Rights Conviction; Requiring each criminal justice agency having custody of a criminal history record of a civil rights conviction which is ordered expunged to destroy or obliterate that record; requiring that the Department of Law Enforcement retain a copy of the record; providing that the record is confidential and exempt from the public records law; providing that a person who has an expunged record of a civil rights conviction does not commit perjury and is not otherwise liable for failing to acknowledge an expunged record; providing for future legislative review and repeal of the exemption under the Open Government Sunset Review Act, etc.
Effective Date: on the same date that SB 1546 or similar legislation takes effect, if such legislation is enacted in the same legislative session, or an extension thereof, and becomes law
Last Action:
3/9/2012
Senate -
Died in Criminal Justice
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- Criminal Justice (CJ)
- Governmental Oversight and Accountability (GO)
- Budget (BC)
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