Ohio record-clearing statutes
These are the Ohio statutes that govern sealing. Each entry links to the official text.
- Sealing or expungement of record of conviction or bail forfeiture - definitions — Ohio Stat. §2953.31
- Sealing or expungement of record of conviction record or bail forfeiture; exceptions — Ohio Stat. §2953.32
- Expungement of marijuana or hashish possession offenses — Ohio Stat. §2953.321
- Sealing of official records after not guilty finding, dismissal of proceedings, grand jury no bill, or pardon — Ohio Stat. §2953.33
- Effect of sealing or expungement order under R.C. 2953.32 or 2953.33 — Ohio Stat. §2953.34
- Expungement of certain convictions relating to firearms — Ohio Stat. §2953.35
- Expungement of certain convictions for victims of human trafficking — Ohio Stat. §2953.36
- Violations of R.C. 2953.31 to 2953.61 not basis to exclude or suppress certain evidence — Ohio Stat. §2953.37
- Low-level controlled substance offense conviction record sealing or expungement, on prosecutor's motion — Ohio Stat. §2953.39
- Expungement of record of not guilty finding or dismissed charges when defendant victim of human trafficking — Ohio Stat. §2953.521
- Timing of judgment vacating and setting aside conviction because of DNA testing — Ohio Stat. §2953.57
- Effect of sealing order under R.C. 2953.57 — Ohio Stat. §2953.58
- Law enforcement investigatory work product - sealing order under R.C. 2953.57 — Ohio Stat. §2953.59
- Questioning regarding, or release of, records sealed under R.C. 2953.57 — Ohio Stat. §2953.60
- Multiple charges; sealing or expungement of records — Ohio Stat. §2953.61