Connecticut has restarted automatic record erasures under its Clean Slate law after delays caused by outdated technology, with about 50,000 records already cleared and plans to process more than 100,000 soon. The 2021 law is designed to remove barriers to employment, housing, and education for people with old or low-level records. While advocates say the delay was frustrating, many view the restart as an important step toward fulfilling the law’s promise.

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