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Advocates push ‘Clean Slate Act’ to aid 2.2M Illinoisans

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ST. LOUIS - Advocates and faith leaders rallied in east St. Louis today, urging lawmakers to pass the "Clean Slate Act" to help 2.2 million eligible Illinoisans. The proposed "Clean Slate Act" aims to accelerate the process of record sealing and expungement. This act aims to enable individuals to conveniently access employment, housing and educational opportunities. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. …

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Clean Slate Act: IL House Assistant Majority Leader plans to move nonviolent felony expungement bill after 6 years of work – WAND (Decatur)

State Rep. Jehan Gordon-Booth said sealed records can open doors to job opportunities and allow people who served time to rebuild their lives. She stressed this is a key reason why groups from the business industry like the Illinois Retail Merchants Association and Illinois Manufacturers' Association support her plan.

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Advocates push ‘Clean Slate Act’ to aid 2.2M Illinoisans

ST. LOUIS - Advocates and faith leaders rallied in east St. Louis today, urging lawmakers to pass the "Clean Slate Act" to help 2.2 million eligible Illinoisans. The proposed "Clean Slate Act" aims to accelerate the process of record sealing and expungement. This act aims to enable individuals to conveniently access employment, housing and educational opportunities. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. …

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Clean Slate Act: IL House Assistant Majority Leader plans to move nonviolent felony expungement bill after 6 years of work | Illinois State Bar Association

Clean Slate Act: IL House Assistant Majority Leader plans to move nonviolent felony expungement bill after 6 years of workState lawmakers could pass a plan this spring to automatically seal records for people convicted of nonviolent felonies. Felony convictions currently eligible for expungement could be automatically sealed by a circuit court judge or the Illinois State Police. Source: WAND

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