Texas HB990 modifies eligibility for nondisclosure of criminal history record information for certain misdemeanors and state jail felonies.

Texas HB990 amends the Government Code to change the eligibility criteria for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information. It applies to individuals convicted of misdemeanors or state jail felonies, excluding certain specified offenses. The bill sets specific timelines for when these individuals can petition for nondisclosure, varying by the type and severity of the offense. For misdemeanors, petitions can be filed after the completion of community supervision or a set period post-dismissal. For state jail felonies, petitions can be filed after one year post-dismissal.

Texas HB990 modifies eligibility for nondisclosure of criminal history record information for certain misdemeanors and state jail felonies.

Texas HB990 amends the Government Code to change the eligibility criteria for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information. It applies to individuals convicted of misdemeanors or state jail felonies, excluding certain specified offenses. The bill sets specific timelines for when these individuals can petition for nondisclosure, varying by the type and severity of the offense. For misdemeanors, petitions can be filed after the completion of community supervision or a set period post-dismissal. For state jail felonies, petitions can be filed after one year post-dismissal.