Update orders of collateral relief in statute to: 1) Allow eligible individuals to request an order of collateral relief after the time of sentencing; 2) Eliminate duplicative statutory language regarding orders of collateral relief; and 3) Create an order of collateral relief in the Children's Code. Encourage the judiciary to develop a mechanism that will allow the identification of instances when orders of collateral relief are requested, granted, or denied.

Promote community safety and economic growth by preventing adverse employment action on the basis of arrests that did not result in a conviction, or criminal justice records that have been sealed or expunged.

Promote community safety and economic growth by: 1) Preventing consideration of arrests that did not result in a conviction, and convictions that have been pardoned, sealed, or expunged, in state licensure and employment decisions; 2) Empowering the Department of Regulatory Agencies to delist certain conditional licenses; 3) Collecting data; 4) Encouraging the elimination of mandatory collateral consequences; 5) Incentivizing opportunity expansion by state contractors; and 6) Increasing transparency of agency policies.

Promote community safety and economic growth by:

- Preventing adverse housing action on the basis of arrests that did not result in conviction, or criminal justice records that have been sealed or expunged.

- Allowing prospective tenants denied housing due to a criminal history or credit record to obtain a copy of the record.

- Correcting a statutory omission regarding landlords' inquiry into sealed records.

- Enacting protections for landlords in civil cases.

Promote community safety and economic growth by:

- Preventing public housing authorities from taking adverse action against individuals on the basis of arrests that did not result in a conviction, or convictions that have been pardoned, sealed or expunged.

- Requiring public housing authorities to consider other convictions using the same criteria the state currently applies for licensure and employment decisions.

Continue or expand financial support of Colorado's adult pretrial diversion programs.  

Update the statute governing parole conditions, C.R.S. 17-2-201, to give the parole board and community parole officers discretion to select individualized conditions of parole.

The Office of Community Corrections should provide model conditions of community corrections placement for implementation by programs statewide.