Official Text and Analysis.

Excludes certain class C felony drug crimes from counting towards an offender's criminal history score if it has been more than five years since the date of the conviction.

Changes starting point for accruing time towards removing convictions from an offender score from the entry of the judgment and sentence to the last date of total confinement, if applicable, but if not, then from that last date of community supervision associated with or required by that conviction, whichever is later.

Adds a requirement that the individual not have been convicted of a drug offense during the five-year period after entry of the judgment and sentence in order to have the previous drug offense removed from their offender score after five years.

Removes conspiracy, solicitation, or attempt to deliver a controlled substance from provisions related to removing convictions from the offender score if it has been more than 5 years.

Requires persons to pay all legal financial obligations before being able to remove drug offenses from their offender score within five years.