Adopts the Collateral Sanction Relief Act to allow individuals to petition for setting aside convictions and obtaining certificates of qualification.
The Collateral Sanction Relief Act allows individuals convicted of a felony or misdemeanor to petition the sentencing court to set aside their conviction and obtain a certificate of qualification for employment. This certificate can be used to challenge collateral sanctions, such as denial of employment, government certifications, registrations, or occupational licenses due to a conviction. The court may grant a petition if it would assist the petitioner in obtaining employment, housing, or a government certification and would not pose a risk to public safety.
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