TO AMEND THE COMPREHENSIVE CRIMINAL RECORD SEALING ACT OF 2013; AND TO PROHIBIT A COURT FROM GRANTING A UNIFORM PETITION WHEN A PERSON IS SUBJECT TO AN ACTIVE WARRANT OF ARREST.

House Bill 1136 aimed to amend Arkansas's Comprehensive Criminal Record Sealing Act of 2013. The bill proposed that individuals applying to seal their criminal records would need to state under oath if they have an active arrest warrant. Furthermore, it would have prohibited courts from granting a record sealing petition if the person seeking to seal their record is subject to an active warrant of arrest. This bill would have directly affected individuals attempting to seal their criminal records and the courts processing these petitions.