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The Case For a Clean Slate: States Are Stepping Up
In an opinion piece published by The Hill, the growing national momentum behind Clean Slate legislation is explored as more states consider policies to expand second chances. The article highlights how automated record sealing can remove long-standing barriers to employment, housing, and economic stability for people with records. As bipartisan support continues to grow, advocates point to Clean Slate policies as a practical solution that strengthens both communities and the workforce. The piece underscores why the movement for automated record sealing is gaining traction across the country.
The Case For a Clean Slate: States Are Stepping Up
An opinion piece in The Hill examines the growing national momentum behind Clean Slate legislation and how automated record sealing can expand opportunity.
Maine Considers Automatically Sealing Thousands of Low-Level Criminal Records
Maine lawmakers consider Clean Slate legislation that would automate record sealing for thousands of low-level records, expanding access to jobs, housing, and opportunity.
Thirteen States Have Adopted a Simple Criminal Justice Reform. It’s Time For Mass. to Join Them.
The Boston Globe examines how Clean Slate reform in Massachusetts could help 500,000 people with records through automated record sealing.
