California AB2384 allows for the sealing of arrest, charge, and conviction records under specific conditions.
California AB2384 adds Section 1203.48 to the Penal Code, enabling individuals to petition for sealing relief of their arrest, charge, and conviction records if certain criteria are met. Eligibility includes situations where the statute of limitations has expired, charges were dismissed, or convictions were vacated. The court may order sealing relief if it finds it is in the best interest of justice. Government agencies must seal records within 90 days of the court order.
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