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CT Has Erased 150,000 Criminal Records. Many Residents May Not Know.
Connecticut’s progress on Clean Slate implementation is highlighted here, with more than 150,000 records already cleared through automated record sealing. The article notes that many people with records may not yet realize their records have been erased, pointing to a need for greater public awareness. State leaders and advocates emphasize the policy’s role in expanding access to employment, housing, and stability. The piece underscores both the scale of impact and the importance of ensuring people can fully benefit from these changes.
CT Has Erased 150,000 Criminal Records. Many Residents May Not Know.
Connecticut has erased over 150,000 records through automated record sealing, though many people may be unaware they are now eligible for new opportunities.
Maryland Considers Expanding Expungement As Clean Slate Laws Spread
Maryland considers expanding expungement as Clean Slate laws gain momentum, with automated record sealing driving broader access to opportunity nationwide.
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.
