Maryland HB362 clarifies that individuals granted expungement are not considered arrested, cited, charged, or convicted for the underlying offense.
Maryland HB362 amends the criminal procedure law to specify that a person granted an expungement is not considered to have been arrested, cited, charged, or convicted of the underlying offense for any purpose. This change takes effect on October 1, 2026, and applies to all expungements granted under the relevant subtitle.
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