Revises provisions relating to criminal justice. (BDR 14-475)

AB 13 modifies Nevada's probation and criminal record laws to provide more options for individuals completing probation. It allows courts to grant a "general discharge" (instead of a "dishonorable discharge") to probationers who don't qualify for an "honorable discharge" but have largely complied with probation terms. This general discharge now enables a rebuttable presumption that criminal records should be sealed upon petition, expanding access to record sealing beyond just those with honorable discharges. Additionally, the bill clarifies that unpaid fines, fees, or restitution remain enforceable civil debts after any type of probation discharge.