Colorado Springs Gazette Article RatingDid Colorado law automatically seal 2021 suspect's criminal record?
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56% : The law specifies that law enforcement can access and use the sealed records for the purposes of an investigation of any case.48% : Authorities said "interactions with law enforcement" by Aldrich are part of the broader investigation into the Club Q shooting.
40% : The bipartisan law, which Reps. Michael Weissman, D-Aurora and Matt Soper, R-Delta, and Sen. Pete Lee, D-Colorado Springs sponsored, simplified the process for sealing criminal justice records under several conditions: The case against a defendant is completely dismissed because the defendant is acquitted of all counts; The defendant completes a diversion agreement; or The defendant completes a deferred judgment and sentence, and all counts are dismissed.
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