juvenile records; lifetime injunctions

SB 1667 (Arizona Senate Bill 1667) allows eligible individuals to petition for the destruction of their juvenile court and juvenile corrections records under specific conditions. It applies to people aged 18+ who have completed all court-ordered terms (including probation, restitution, and fines), have no pending charges or felony convictions, and are not subject to a lifetime injunction under Section 13-719. A separate pathway for those aged 25+ requires similar conditions plus proof that record destruction would aid rehabilitation. The bill explicitly excludes individuals under lifetime injunctions, and the court must verify all requirements before authorizing record destruction. This change aims to provide a clear, objective process for sealing juvenile records when eligibility criteria are met.