Florida H0745 amends the sealing of criminal history records, allowing eligible individuals to petition for sealing of certain misdemeanor offenses.
Florida H0745 modifies the criteria for sealing criminal history records, allowing individuals who were adjudicated guilty of certain misdemeanor offenses to petition a court for sealing. The bill specifies that a person is eligible to petition for sealing if they have not been convicted of any related acts, are no longer serving a sentence or under supervision, and have not previously sealed or expunged a record for a similar offense. The court may grant the petition if the individual has maintained a conviction-free record for a specified period.
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