Connecticut's Clean Slate Law: Notifying 200K of Record Erasure
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Connecticuts Clean Slate law automatically erases low-level misdemeanors after seven years and eligible felonies after ten years, excluding sex crimes and family violence offenses. State officials are now focusing on notifying around 150,000 to 200,000 people about their clean records, collaborating with advocacy groups and stakeholders. This initiative, part of a broader national push by the Clean Slate Initiative, aims to provide real second chances for millions of Americans.
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