Criminal procedure; modifying certain qualifications; effective date.

HB 2054 modifies Oklahoma's criminal expungement laws by adding a new eligibility category (paragraph 17) allowing individuals who successfully complete diversion programs for misdemeanor or felony offenses to immediately have those records expunged after fulfilling all program requirements and paying associated fees. It also establishes an automatic expungement process starting three years after the bill's effective date, for "clean slate eligible" cases (including those under existing categories like acquittals, dismissed charges, or certain misdemeanor convictions) if funds are available. The bill directly affects Oklahomans with qualifying criminal records who meet specific criteria, such as completing diversion programs or having nonviolent offenses dismissed after meeting waiting periods. Key mechanisms include streamlining expungement access for diversion completers and creating a new automatic sealing pathway for eligible cases.