Amend CSSB 840 in SECTION 2, by striking Section 3, Article
55.02, Code of Criminal Procedure (Committee Printing, page 2, line
54 through page 3, line 8) and substituting the following:
      "Sec. 3.  (a)  In an order of expunction issued under this
article, the trial court shall require <and directing> any state
agency that sent information concerning the arrest to a central
federal depository to request such depository to return all records
and files subject to the order of expunction.  The person who is
the subject of the expunction order <Any petitioner> or an agency
protesting the expunction may appeal the court's decision in the
same manner as in other civil cases.
      The order of expunction entered by the trial court shall have
attached and incorporate by reference a copy of the judgment of
acquittal and shall include:
            (1)  the following information on the person who is the
subject of the expunction order:
                  (A)  full name;
                  (B)  sex;
                  (C)  race;
                  (D)  date of birth;
                  (E)  driver's license number; and
                  (F)  social security number;
            (2)  the offense charged against the person who is the
subject of the expunction order;
            (3)  the date the person who is the subject of the
expunction order was arrested;
            (4)  the case number and court of offense; and
            (5)  the tracking incident number (TRN) assigned to the
individual incident of arrest under Article 60.07(b)(1) by the
Department of Public Safety.
      (c)  When the order of expunction is final, the clerk of the
court shall send a certified copy of the order by certified mail,
return receipt requested, to the Crime Records Service of the
Department of Public Safety and to each official or agency or other
entity of this state or of any political subdivision of this state
designated by the person who is the subject of the order <named in
the order that there is reason to believe has any records or files
that are subject to the order>.  The Department of Public Safety
shall notify <send a copy by certified mail, return receipt
requested, of the order to> any central federal depository of
criminal records by any means, including electronic transmission,
of the order <that there is reason to believe has any of the
records, together> with an explanation of the effect of the order
and a request that the records in possession of the depository,
including any information with respect to the order <proceeding
under this article>, be destroyed or returned to the court.
      (d) <(b)>  All returned receipts received by the clerk from
notices of the hearing and copies of the order shall be maintained
in the file on the proceedings under this chapter."