Expungement.

Added requirement that juvenile court records be accessible via web portal to prosecutors and authorized staff members.

New section requiring juvenile court records for serious violent felonies to be available to law enforcement officers within their scope of duties.

Updated expungement petition requirements to include chronological case summaries when available.

Replaced requirement for electronic records to be removed to secure databases with requirement for mobile terminal accessibility for law enforcement.

Changed expungement eligibility criteria to exclude records involving serious violent felonies from automatic removal, requiring sealing instead.

Updated document header from 'ENGROSSED SENATE BILL' to 'SENATE ENROLLED ACT' to reflect final passage and readiness for governor's signature.

Added printing code instructions at the beginning to clarify how amendments, additions, and deletions will be displayed in the final code.

Removed digest information and sponsor details that were part of the engrossed version but are no longer needed in the enrolled version.

Records now specifically relate to findings of serious violent felonies rather than all juvenile delinquency proceedings, narrowing the scope of accessible records for law enforcement.

New restriction prohibits expungement for persons convicted of unlawful firearm possession by serious violent felons and adds restrictions for commercial driver's license holders.

Added requirement that sealed records relating to serious violent felony findings must be made available to law enforcement officers.

Expungement provisions previously applying only to elected officials now also apply to appointed judicial officers.

Updated bill version numbers, dates, and sponsor information to reflect House passage and Senate engrossment.

Added a new definition for 'prosecuting attorney' to include the prosecuting attorney's deputy for juvenile law purposes.

Changed juvenile court record access from law enforcement officers to prosecutors and authorized staff, with records now accessible via web portal.

Added new section requiring juvenile court records relating to delinquency proceedings to be available to law enforcement officers, including specific record types like case summaries and index entries.

Added requirement for the Office of Judicial Administration to establish an electronic system for transmitting chronological case summaries to the state police department by July 1, 2025.

Modified law enforcement agency record access requirements to ensure records are accessible from mobile terminals.

Added prohibition on expungement for persons convicted of unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon.

Added provision permitting disclosure of sealed records to the state police department when required for expungement or marking records in the central criminal history repository.