Texas HB2006 amends expunction laws to allow statutory county courts to expunge arrest records for certain offenses.

Texas HB2006 modifies the Code of Criminal Procedure to allow statutory county courts to expunge arrest records for offenses within their jurisdiction. This includes offenses tried in a statutory county court, municipal court of record, justice court, or district court. The bill also specifies the conditions under which records can be expunged, such as acquittal or pardon. It mandates that expunction petitions include detailed personal and arrest information and requires notification of relevant agencies.

Texas HB2006 amends expunction laws to allow statutory county courts to expunge arrest records for certain offenses.

Texas HB2006 modifies the Code of Criminal Procedure to allow statutory county courts to expunge arrest records for offenses within their jurisdiction. This includes offenses tried in a statutory county court, municipal court of record, justice court, or district court. The bill also specifies the conditions under which records can be expunged, such as acquittal or pardon. It mandates that expunction petitions include detailed personal and arrest information and requires notification of relevant agencies.