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Senators Blunt Rochester and Rand Paul Introduce the Clean Slate Act
Senators Chris Coons, Lisa Blunt Rochester, and Rand Paul have introduced the bipartisan Clean Slate Act, which aims to automatically seal certain low-level federal criminal records after individuals remain crime-free for a set period. The legislation is designed to remove barriers to employment, housing, and education for millions of Americans with past records. Advocates say the bill is a vital step in criminal justice reform, helping people move on from their past and fully reintegrate into society. The bill has garnered support across party lines and from organizations focused on second chances and economic mobility.
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Springfield City Council and Advocates Rally for Clean Slate Legislation
Springfield City Council and advocates rallied to support Clean Slate bills that would automate the sealing of eligible criminal records, aiming to improve access to jobs, housing, and stability.
A Bill Before the Legislature Would Automatically Seal Certain Criminal Records
A proposed Maine bill aims to automatically seal certain misdemeanor criminal records, sparking debate over privacy rights, public access, and the balance between rehabilitation and transparency.
Blunt Rochester Revives Push for Clean Slate Act, Aims to Boost Jobs and Second Chances
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester reintroduces the bipartisan Clean Slate Act, aiming to automatically seal federal records of low-level, nonviolent offenses, including marijuana charges, to enhance job opportunities and provide second chances for millions of Americans.
