Implementation

Thousands of Delawareans have just received the second chance they were promised when the state passed its automated expungement law in 2021. Learn more in this guest contribution from Clean Slate Delaware partners, Kailyn Richards, Tide Shift Justice Project, and John Reynolds, ACLU of Delaware.

In Oklahoma, technical and administrative challenges slowed progress of the state's original Clean Slate bill, leaving many people waiting for the relief they’ve earned. SB 2030, a legislative "fix," addresses those challenges head-on.

More than 150,000 people have benefitted from Connecticut’s Clean Slate law that went into effect three years ago. Learn more about Connecticut's implementation milestone in this guest update from Rev. Dr. Philippe E. C. Andal, CONECT.

Advocates and legislators built broad support for Clean Slate in New York by balancing bold reform goals with practical compromise. Their success offers valuable lessons for advancing Clean Slate policies in other states. Learn more in this analysis from The Brennan Center for Justice's Ames Grawert and Hernandez D. Stroud.

After years of delay, Connecticut’s Clean Slate automated record erasures are finally moving forward. Learn more in this update from Katie Svoboda-Kindle, Implementation Director.

For Clean Slate to change lives, the policies must be implemented effectively so that people with eligible records actually receive the relief the law promises. Learn more about CSI's Clean Slate implementation program in this update from Katie Svoboda-Kindle, Implementation Director.