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Read our latest press releases and commentary and check out the latest Clean Slate news hits.
Automatic Expungement Laws Reach 18 Million in 13 States, With More On The Way
Quartz examines how Clean Slate laws are helping millions of people with records through automated record clearing across 13 states.
Inside the ‘Clean Slate’ Record-Sealing Movement Growing In Both Red and Blue States
CNN examines the growing Clean Slate movement and how automated record sealing is expanding opportunity for millions of people with records.
Mark Edge Show - LNC 26 - Clean Slate Initiative
A podcast discussion with CSI's CEO, Dr. Sheena Meade explores Clean Slate policies and how automated record sealing expands opportunity for people with records.
Clean Slates and Stronger Communities: Oklahoma Opens Doors for Safety Work, and Stability
An article highlights how Oklahoma’s Clean Slate reforms can strengthen communities by expanding access to work, stability, and opportunity.
Automatic Expungement, Easier Medical Parole and Better Good-Time Credits: Oklahoma’s Criminal Justice Reforms
Oklahoma advances justice reform efforts with new measures focused on automated expungement, medical parole, and expanded rehabilitation opportunities.
Clean Slate Initiative Drives National Push for Automated Record Sealing
An article from Vanguard News Group highlights growing bipartisan support for record-sealing policies that expand opportunity and reduce barriers for people with records.
The Clean Slate Act in Missouri Awaits Govenor Kehoe’s Signature
A Missouri-focused discussion examines Clean Slate legislation and how automated expungement could expand opportunity for thousands of people with records.
Missouri Legislature Passes Wide-Ranging Crime Bill Including Easier Expungements
Missouri lawmakers pass legislation that includes easier expungement pathways, expanding access to opportunity for people with records.
Bill Requiring Automatic Expungement of Eligible Drug Offenses Heads to Missouri Governor
A Missouri bill advancing automated expungement for eligible drug offenses heads to the governor, expanding access to second chances.
