Shielding removes a conviction from Case Search and public view; one court, one county, one lifetime petition after a three-year wait
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Published shielding rules under the Maryland Second Chance Act: when a case is shielded it is no longer displayed in Case Search or available to the public; a petition covers one court (circuit or District), one county, and all eligible convictions in one petition; the court grants only one shielding petition in a lifetime after a three-year wait following completion of the sentence including parole, probation, or mandatory supervision.
- Non-public and automatic suppression (automatic suppression under expungement law, HB 1336, HB 837, stet after 3 years, as published)
- If you were convicted of one or more crimes on the list below, you may ask the court to keep those records out of public view. This process is called "shielding." When a case is shielded, it will no longer be displayed in Case Search or be available to the public. Law enforcement officers, and certain agencies and individuals may still be able to review this information. You may petition only one court (you must choose either the circuit court or District Court). You may file in only one county. The court will grant you only one shielding petition over your lifetime. Before filing a request for shielding, you must wait three years after completing any sentence, including any parole, probation, or mandatory supervision. (as published)
原データ更新日：2026-10-08
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