Nevada AB488 revises provisions to allow victims of human trafficking to petition for vacating convictions and sealing records.
Nevada AB488 amends the law to allow victims of human trafficking to petition the court to vacate their convictions and seal related documents. The bill expands the list of offenses for which a victim can petition, including any crime under state law and violations of local ordinances. It also revises the process for filing petitions, including the requirement for a statement from the petitioner and facts supporting their grounds for relief.
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