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CT's Clean Slate Law Removes Criminal Records for Thousands of People; 1 Woman Used Her Second Chance to Become a Teacher
FOX61 reports on Connecticut’s Clean Slate law, which will automatically seal records for approximately 150,000 people. The article highlights how this automated process removes long-standing barriers to employment, housing, and economic opportunity. Advocates and impacted individuals celebrate the law as a meaningful step toward stability and second chances. The coverage underscores the human impact of policies that expand access to opportunity and support community well-being.
‘Clean Slate’: Kentucky Lawmakers Weigh Automatic Expungement For Some Convictions
Kentucky’s proposed Clean Slate legislation would expand automated expungement, helping more people with records access jobs, housing, and new opportunities.
A Clean Slate for Kentucky: Why the Legislature Must Act on Second Chances
A Kentucky op-ed highlights how Clean Slate policies and automated record sealing can expand access to jobs and opportunity for people with records.
After Years of Attempts, An Automatic Expungement System Moves Closer To Reality In Missouri
A Missouri bill advancing automated expungement is examined, highlighting its potential to expand access to opportunity for people with records statewide.
