SB 1667 amends juvenile record destruction criteria in Arizona, allowing for record destruction under certain conditions.

SB 1667 modifies the conditions under which juvenile records can be destroyed in Arizona. It allows for the destruction of juvenile records if the individual is at least 18 years old, has not been convicted of a felony, has no pending criminal charges, has paid all restitution and fines, and is not subject to a lifetime injunction. The bill also mandates that the court inform the individual of their right to record destruction at the disposition hearing and prohibits the charging of a filing fee for the application.

SB 1667 amends juvenile record destruction criteria in Arizona, allowing for record destruction under certain conditions.

SB 1667 modifies the conditions under which juvenile records can be destroyed in Arizona. It allows for the destruction of juvenile records if the individual is at least 18 years old, has not been convicted of a felony, has no pending criminal charges, has paid all restitution and fines, and is not subject to a lifetime injunction. The bill also mandates that the court inform the individual of their right to record destruction at the disposition hearing and prohibits the charging of a filing fee for the application.