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Thirteen States Have Adopted a Simple Criminal Justice Reform. It’s Time For Mass. to Join Them.
Clean Slate reform is highlighted as a policy that could benefit an estimated 500,000 people with records in Massachusetts. The article explores how automated record sealing would reduce barriers to employment, housing, and economic stability. Advocates emphasize the long-term impact of shifting from petition-based systems to streamlined, automated processes. The piece underscores how expanding access to second chances can strengthen families, communities, and the state’s workforce.
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.
Curtis Reed: Clean Slate Act Opens the Door to Job Opportunities for Millions
An opinion piece highlighting how the Clean Slate Act’s automated record sealing could expand access to jobs and opportunity for millions of people with records.
Formerly Incarcerated Celebrate Passage of Illinois' Clean Slate Act
The Illinois Clean Slate Act is celebrated as a milestone, with people with records and advocates highlighting the impact of automated record sealing statewide.
