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During Second Chance Month, Senators Blunt Rochester and Paul Introduce the Clean Slate Act
During Second Chance Month, U.S. Senators Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) and Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced the Clean Slate Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at expanding opportunities for Americans with low-level criminal records. The legislation would automate the sealing of certain non-violent federal offenses after individuals have completed their sentences and maintained a clean record for a set period. By removing barriers to employment, housing, and education, the bill seeks to provide millions of Americans with a genuine second chance. The introduction of the bill reflects growing bipartisan support for commonsense criminal justice reform.
During Second Chance Month, Senators Blunt Rochester and Paul Introduce the Clean Slate Act
During Second Chance Month, Senators Blunt Rochester and Paul introduce the Clean Slate Act—a bipartisan bill to automatically seal certain low-level criminal records, helping Americans access jobs, housing, and a fresh start.
For Two Women Whose Misdemeanors Defined Life, New ‘Clean Slate’ Program is ‘Joyful’
Two Minnesota women share their journeys toward redemption as the state's new Clean Slate law begins expunging low-level criminal records, offering hope for better job and housing opportunities.
Blunt Rochester Files Federal Clean Slate Bill
U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester introduces a federal Clean Slate bill to automate the sealing of certain criminal records, aiming to expand second chances and reduce barriers to employment nationwide.
