New Jersey S2482 prohibits the expungement of records for convictions of carjacking and promoting prostitution of a child.

New Jersey S2482 amends the state's criminal code to ensure that records of convictions for carjacking and promoting prostitution of a child cannot be expunged. This means that individuals convicted of these serious offenses will not be able to have their criminal records cleared, regardless of the time elapsed since the conviction or other eligibility criteria for expungement. The bill adds these two specific crimes to the list of offenses whose records are permanently retained and not subject to expungement.

New Jersey S2482 prohibits the expungement of records for convictions of carjacking and promoting prostitution of a child.

New Jersey S2482 amends the state's criminal code to ensure that records of convictions for carjacking and promoting prostitution of a child cannot be expunged. This means that individuals convicted of these serious offenses will not be able to have their criminal records cleared, regardless of the time elapsed since the conviction or other eligibility criteria for expungement. The bill adds these two specific crimes to the list of offenses whose records are permanently retained and not subject to expungement.