Clean Slate-Criminal History Expungements in Oklahoma
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Description
During the 2022 legislative period, House Bill (HB) 3316 was passed by the legislature and later signed by Governor Stitt. HB3316 modified Title 22 O.S. Section 18 and 19 to create a state initiated criminal history expungement process widely known as “Clean Slate.” HB3316 required implementing this process three (3) years after the bill’s effective date of November 1, 2022, pending the availability of funding. The Clean Slate expungement process will enable individuals with an eligible record to have the record sealed without filing a court petition.
What are the Clean Slate steps? The Clean Slate process incorporates many of the same steps as a petition-based expungement. As currently written, the process
includes the following steps: • Every month, the OSBI will identify and provide a list of eligible records to the prosecuting and the arresting agency. • The OSBI, arresting agency, and prosecuting agency have 45 days to review records and record whether or not there is an objection. • The OSBI will provide a list of records that have been reviewed by all three entities with no objections to the appropriate court. • Each court will need to review records on this list and return an
expungement order if they concur that the record qualifies for expungement.
RSVP by Wednesday, July 15th, 2025 to: cleanslate@osbi.ok.gov. Include the following: ▪ Name(s) of attendees with job title ▪ Contact information for
attendees including: phone number, e-mail address, and organization/agency name ▪ And time slot
Description
During the 2022 legislative period, House Bill (HB) 3316 was passed by the legislature and later signed by Governor Stitt. HB3316 modified Title 22 O.S. Section 18 and 19 to create a state initiated criminal history expungement process widely known as “Clean Slate.” HB3316 required implementing this process three (3) years after the bill’s effective date of November 1, 2022, pending the availability of funding. The Clean Slate expungement process will enable individuals with an eligible record to have the record sealed without filing a court petition.
What are the Clean Slate steps? The Clean Slate process incorporates many of the same steps as a petition-based expungement. As currently written, the process
includes the following steps: • Every month, the OSBI will identify and provide a list of eligible records to the prosecuting and the arresting agency. • The OSBI, arresting agency, and prosecuting agency have 45 days to review records and record whether or not there is an objection. • The OSBI will provide a list of records that have been reviewed by all three entities with no objections to the appropriate court. • Each court will need to review records on this list and return an
expungement order if they concur that the record qualifies for expungement.
RSVP by Wednesday, July 15th, 2025 to: cleanslate@osbi.ok.gov. Include the following: ▪ Name(s) of attendees with job title ▪ Contact information for
attendees including: phone number, e-mail address, and organization/agency name ▪ And time slot
Location
Tulsa Tech - Lemley Campus - Client Service Center Room #26
3638 S. Memorial Drive
Tulsa
State: OK
3638 S. Memorial Drive
Tulsa
State: OK
Start Time
07-16-2025 08:00 AM
End Time
07-16-2025 05:00 PM
Course Information:
Cost: Free
Hours: 1.5
Contact Information:
Contact: Bonnie Fidler
Email: bfidler@tcso.org
Phone: 918-596-4512
Last Modified on
Jul 08, 2025
