Amends TCA Title 40, Chapter 32, Part 1.
Tennessee HB1346 amends existing law to allow individuals to petition for expunction of certain criminal offenses if the offenses occurred at least 10 years after a DUI conviction, provided they meet specific criteria, including fulfilling all sentence requirements and not having a prior expunction. The bill affects individuals with DUI convictions seeking to expunge other eligible offenses, and it maintains existing ineligibility provisions for controlled substance offenses committed within a vehicle. Key changes include the introduction of a time frame related to DUI convictions and the stipulation that certain eligibility criteria must still be met.
Tennessee HB1346 amends existing law to allow individuals to petition for expunction of certain criminal offenses if the offenses occurred at least 10 years after a DUI conviction, provided they meet specific criteria, including fulfilling all sentence requirements and not having a prior expunction. The bill affects individuals with DUI convictions seeking to expunge other eligible offenses, and it maintains existing ineligibility provisions for controlled substance offenses committed within a vehicle. Key changes include the introduction of a time frame related to DUI convictions and the stipulation that certain eligibility criteria must still be met.
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