Establishes a certificate of restoration to replace the terms "certificate of good conduct" and "certificate of relief from disabilities"; repeals.
Establishes a certificate of restoration to replace the terms "certificate of good conduct" and "certificate of relief from disabilities." This certificate can relieve an eligible offender of forfeitures, disabilities, and bars. It also removes the disability under certain conditions, such as if the offender has been convicted of a new crime and is not the subject of an undisposed arrest. The bill repeals certain provisions relating to certificates of good conduct.
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