Indiana HB1118 revises expungement laws, setting time periods for filing, eligible crimes, and procedural changes.
Indiana HB1118 amends the state's expungement laws, introducing new time frames for filing expungement petitions, altering eligible crimes, and modifying procedural aspects. It specifies that misdemeanors can be expunged five years after conviction, Level 6 felonies after eight years, and moderate felonies after ten years, unless the prosecuting attorney consents to a shorter period.
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