Relating to monetary obligations in criminal cases; and prescribing an effective date.

Added new Section 1(2) stating that when judgment remedies for marijuana convictions expire, individuals are considered to have fully complied with their sentences for expungement purposes under ORS 137.225 and related statutes.

Changed the effective date language from '91st day after sine die' to '91st day after the date on which the 2025 regular session adjourns sine die' for greater precision.

Added a date qualifier 'prior to July 1, 2015' to the marijuana possession convictions covered by the bill, narrowing the scope to only those convictions before that date.

Changed the bill title from including 'creating new provisions; amending ORS 137.225' to just 'and prescribing an effective date' since the substantive amendment to ORS 137.225 was removed.

Added a new provision making judgment remedies for marijuana possession convictions in municipal and justice courts expire on the effective date of the 2025 Act.

Removed the requirement for courts to vacate monetary obligation orders when dismissing a criminal case.

Modified the title and summary to reflect that the bill primarily addresses marijuana convictions rather than general criminal fines and fees.