Amends juvenile record destruction criteria and procedures in Arizona.
Amends Arizona law to allow the destruction of juvenile records for individuals who meet certain conditions, including being at least eighteen years old, not having been convicted of a felony, and not being subject to a lifetime injunction. The juvenile court must find that the destruction would further the rehabilitative process of the applicant. The bill also outlines the procedures for record destruction, including the notification of relevant departments and the prohibition of fees for the application process.
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