Arizona SB1140 allows for the expungement of misdemeanor records under specific conditions.

Arizona SB1140 amends the state's statutes to allow for the expungement of misdemeanor records. Eligible individuals can petition the court for expungement if they were arrested for a misdemeanor and no charges were filed, were charged with a misdemeanor and the charge was dismissed or resulted in a not guilty verdict, or were convicted of a misdemeanor and have fulfilled the conditions of their sentence or probation. The petition must be filed at least three years after the arrest, dismissal, not guilty verdict, or completion of probation or sentence.

Arizona SB1140 allows for the expungement of misdemeanor records under specific conditions.

Arizona SB1140 amends the state's statutes to allow for the expungement of misdemeanor records. Eligible individuals can petition the court for expungement if they were arrested for a misdemeanor and no charges were filed, were charged with a misdemeanor and the charge was dismissed or resulted in a not guilty verdict, or were convicted of a misdemeanor and have fulfilled the conditions of their sentence or probation. The petition must be filed at least three years after the arrest, dismissal, not guilty verdict, or completion of probation or sentence.