New York S03281 amends the criminal procedure law to expand eligibility for conviction sealing.

New York S03281 amends the criminal procedure law to allow individuals convicted of up to five eligible criminal offenses, including no more than two felonies, to apply for conviction sealing. The bill specifies that offenses charged in multiple indictments or complaints filed in the same court are considered one offense. It outlines conditions under which applications may be summarily denied, such as if the applicant is required to register as a sex offender. The bill also details the application process, including required documentation and the role of the prosecutor.

New York S03281 amends the criminal procedure law to expand eligibility for conviction sealing.

New York S03281 amends the criminal procedure law to allow individuals convicted of up to five eligible criminal offenses, including no more than two felonies, to apply for conviction sealing. The bill specifies that offenses charged in multiple indictments or complaints filed in the same court are considered one offense. It outlines conditions under which applications may be summarily denied, such as if the applicant is required to register as a sex offender. The bill also details the application process, including required documentation and the role of the prosecutor.