Arizona HB2801 allows for the expungement of marijuana-related convictions and records.
Arizona HB2801 amends the state's statutes to allow individuals convicted of certain marijuana-related offenses to petition for expungement of their records. If the court grants the petition, the individual's criminal history record is corrected, and the records of the arrest, charge, conviction, adjudication, and sentence are sealed and not available to the public. Expunged records cannot be used in subsequent prosecutions. The bill also allows prosecuting agencies and the attorney general to petition for expungement on behalf of individuals.
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