HOUSE BILL 2367 CRIM ID-SEALING RECORDS CONSIDERATION POSTPONED PASSED
Illinois House Journal, 151th Legislative Day, 2018-11-29, Regular Session, roll call 16, PDF page 30 · Official roll call: 67 Yeas; 37 Nays; 0 Present
Amends the Criminal Identification Act. Provides that records of conviction for a non-violent offense or a criminal offense that did not result in bodily harm or death to another person may be sealed 10 years after the termination of the petitioner's last sentence. Provides that the new provisions apply only to a petitioner who has not had one or more criminal convictions between the conviction eligible for sealing and the filing of the petition for relief. Defines "non-violent offense".
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CRIM ID-SEALING RECORDS
Amends the Criminal Identification Act. Provides that records of conviction for a non-violent offense or a criminal offense that did not result in bodily harm or death to another person may be sealed 10 years after the termination of the petitioner's last sentence. Provides that the new provisions apply only to a petitioner who has not had one or more criminal convictions between the conviction eligible for sealing and the filing of the petition for relief. Defines "non-violent offense".
HOUSE BILL 2367 CRIM ID-SEALING RECORDS CONSIDERATION POSTPONED PASSED
Official roll call: 67 Yeas; 37 Nays; 0 Present
Y Mitchell, Christian