Prior to the Clean Slate law being passed, the only way to apply for erasure in Connecticut has been through the Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles. The application process is burdensome, costly, bureaucratic, and subjective. Clean Slate legislation is the much needed automatic solution, in contrast to the long pardon application process.
Clean Slate is a racial justice issue.
Clean Slate improves public safety.
Clean Slate boosts the economy.
Read Connecticut Public Act 21-32 known as the Clean Slate Law.
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