Makes certain procedural and substantive reforms to expungement statutes to reduce filing burdens and expand eligibility.

This bill's title claims to address expungement reforms, but the provided text actually describes a sentencing program for individuals with substance use disorders, not expungement. It amends New Jersey's criminal code to establish "special probation" as an alternative to incarceration for certain offenders with substance use disorders, requiring a professional diagnostic assessment, proof the offense was drug/alcohol-related, and no prior serious violent offenses. Eligible individuals must enter licensed treatment (residential or nonresidential) with urine testing, and courts must prioritize this option over standard sentencing. The bill does not address expungement procedures, which contradicts its title. (Note: The provided text contains no expungement provisions; the summary reflects the actual content of the bill text.)