Vermont S0012 modifies the process for sealing and expunging criminal history records, expanding the list of qualifying offenses and limiting access.
Vermont S0012 revises the procedures for sealing and expunging criminal history records, allowing for sealing in most cases and expunging under specific conditions. The bill expands the list of qualifying offenses eligible for sealing or expungement, including certain drug offenses and misdemeanors. It also limits access to sealed records, allowing only certain entities to use them for specific purposes. The bill sets conditions for sealing and expunging records, such as the completion of sentences and payment of restitution.
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