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Connecticut’s Clean Slate Law Erases More Than 150,000 People’s Criminal Records
Reporting from FOX61 highlights the early impact of Connecticut’s Clean Slate law, which has sealed more than 150,000 records through an automated process. The policy is designed to remove long-standing barriers that people with records often face when seeking employment, housing, and stability. Advocates say the law demonstrates how automated record sealing can efficiently expand access to second chances. The coverage underscores the growing momentum for Clean Slate policies across the country.
Connecticut’s Clean Slate Law Erases More Than 150,000 People’s Criminal Records
Connecticut’s Clean Slate law has sealed more than 150,000 records through an automated process, expanding access to jobs, housing, and opportunity statewide.
CT Explores How to Notify People Convictions Were Erased Under Clean Slate Law
An opinion piece in The Hill examines the growing national momentum behind Clean Slate legislation and how automated record sealing can expand opportunity.
The Case For a Clean Slate: States Are Stepping Up
An opinion piece in The Hill examines the growing national momentum behind Clean Slate legislation and how automated record sealing can expand opportunity.
