SB1177In Committee

Amends TCA Title 40, Chapter 32.

Tennessee SB1177 authorizes court clerks in Hamilton, Knox, Davidson, and Shelby counties to implement an automatic expungement program for eligible individuals, allowing for the expungement of public records without the need for a petition or court order. The bill mandates that upon notification of an expungement, other agencies must treat this notification as an official court order. Additionally, court clerks are required to maintain a confidential record of all expunged cases, accessible only to the individuals involved and certain governmental agencies.

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Overview

Tennessee SB1177 authorizes court clerks in Hamilton, Knox, Davidson, and Shelby counties to implement an automatic expungement program for eligible individuals, allowing for the expungement of public records without the need for a petition or court order. The bill mandates that upon notification of an expungement, other agencies must treat this notification as an official court order. Additionally, court clerks are required to maintain a confidential record of all expunged cases, accessible only to the individuals involved and certain governmental agencies.

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Sponsor

Akbari, Raumesh

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 6, 2025

Last Action

March 31, 2025

Assigned to General Subcommittee of Senate Judiciary Committee

Subjects
ExpunctionPublic RecordsClerks, Court

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SB1177: Amends TCA Title 40, Chapter 32. | LegisGo