Delaware SB124 amends the Delaware Code to modify expungement eligibility for certain offenses.

Delaware SB124 amends Title 10 and Title 11 of the Delaware Code to change the rules around expungement eligibility. The bill specifies that courts and the State Bureau of Identification cannot deny expungement requests due to Title 21 offenses or equivalents. It defines "Title 21 offense, or an equivalent offense" as offenses under Title 21 or similar offenses in county or municipal codes. The bill also outlines specific offenses eligible for discretionary expungement, such as driving after judgment prohibited, reckless driving, and operation of a motor vehicle causing death.

Delaware SB124 amends the Delaware Code to modify expungement eligibility for certain offenses.

Delaware SB124 amends Title 10 and Title 11 of the Delaware Code to change the rules around expungement eligibility. The bill specifies that courts and the State Bureau of Identification cannot deny expungement requests due to Title 21 offenses or equivalents. It defines "Title 21 offense, or an equivalent offense" as offenses under Title 21 or similar offenses in county or municipal codes. The bill also outlines specific offenses eligible for discretionary expungement, such as driving after judgment prohibited, reckless driving, and operation of a motor vehicle causing death.