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Court grants expunction and nondisclosure for Brian Morrison after review despite DPS objection
Summary
Judge Walker granted an amended expunction and nondisclosure petition for Brian Morrison after reviewing amended filings; the Department of Public Safety had filed an objection but Jefferson County did not oppose and the court signed the amended order.
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Brian Morrison appeared before the 252nd District Court on Feb. 25 seeking an expunction and nondisclosure. The court reviewed an amended petition filed Dec. 2 and a Department of Public Safety objection to the petition. Jefferson County did not oppose the petition.
On the record Morrison swore to the truth of his testimony and answered the court’s questions about prior charges. The court concluded that the amended petition and supporting materials satisfied statutory requirements and granted both the nondisclosure and expunction as requested, signing the amended order.
Judge Walker noted the filings and the amended petition specifically and signed the order granting relief. The court also advised Morrison to pursue employment and other re‑entry steps as appropriate; the judge said the ruling was “good” for Morrison’s record and wished him luck as the court signed the amended order.

