A bill for an act relating to the expungement of certain criminal history records of victims of human trafficking, and including penalties.(See HF 926.)

Also relevant to:Formerly incarcerated or family of

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This bill allows victims of human trafficking to petition a court to remove certain criminal records that resulted from offenses committed while they were victims. If a petition is approved, the criminal record becomes confidential and the individual can legally deny or fail to acknowledge the expunged arrest or conviction, with some exceptions. However, this process does not apply to certain serious offenses like homicide or sexual abuse.

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