Texas HB3654 establishes a procedure for automatic nondisclosure of criminal history records for certain non-violent misdemeanors and felonies.
Texas HB3654 amends the Government Code to create a procedure for automatic nondisclosure of criminal history records for certain non-violent misdemeanors and felonies. Eligible individuals must have completed their sentence or received a dismissal and discharge. They must not have been convicted of specific offenses, including first-degree felonies, certain listed offenses, or traffic offenses punishable by fine only. Additionally, they must not have been previously convicted of another offense or received a nondisclosure order for the same offense.
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