New York A01659 allows for the expungement of records for juveniles convicted of a nonviolent offense after seven years and completion of probation.

New York A01659 amends the criminal procedure law to allow for the expungement of records for certain juveniles convicted of a nonviolent offense. This expungement can occur after seven years from the date of conviction, provided the individual has satisfactorily completed probation, parole, supervised release, and paid any fines or restitution. The bill defines a "juvenile" as a person between the ages of seven and eighteen years old. The act takes effect immediately upon passage.

New York A01659 allows for the expungement of records for juveniles convicted of a nonviolent offense after seven years and completion of probation.

New York A01659 amends the criminal procedure law to allow for the expungement of records for certain juveniles convicted of a nonviolent offense. This expungement can occur after seven years from the date of conviction, provided the individual has satisfactorily completed probation, parole, supervised release, and paid any fines or restitution. The bill defines a "juvenile" as a person between the ages of seven and eighteen years old. The act takes effect immediately upon passage.