Increases access to certificates of relief from disabilities

This bill expands access to certificates of relief from disabilities for eligible offenders by requiring courts to issue these documents in specific situations rather than leaving the decision entirely to judicial discretion. It mandates that courts must grant a certificate at the time of sentencing if the offender received a revocable sentence or a sentence not involving commitment to a state correctional institution, provided they meet the law's requirements. Additionally, the bill clarifies that if a certificate is not issued immediately, it can be granted later based on the offender's continued eligibility, ensuring the relief applies to both forfeitures and legal disabilities. These changes directly affect individuals convicted in state courts who are seeking to remove barriers to employment and other rights associated with a criminal record.