Arizona SB1321 allows for the expungement of misdemeanor convictions under certain conditions.

Arizona SB1321 amends the state's statutes to add a new section on misdemeanor expungement. It allows individuals convicted of a misdemeanor, except for certain excluded offenses, to petition the court for expungement of their conviction record. The petition can be filed after three years from the completion of probation or sentence and discharge by the court. The petition must include details about any pending matters, unpaid restitution or fines, and any additional arrests or convictions.

Arizona SB1321 allows for the expungement of misdemeanor convictions under certain conditions.

Arizona SB1321 amends the state's statutes to add a new section on misdemeanor expungement. It allows individuals convicted of a misdemeanor, except for certain excluded offenses, to petition the court for expungement of their conviction record. The petition can be filed after three years from the completion of probation or sentence and discharge by the court. The petition must include details about any pending matters, unpaid restitution or fines, and any additional arrests or convictions.