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Inside a renewed push for NY Clean Slate law to seal criminal records. How it would work

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The Clean Slate Act would automatically seal convictions for crimes other than sexual offenses if the person has no subsequent arrests. For felonies, that step would be taken seven years after sentencing or release from incarceration if it lasted longer than a year. The Senate Finance Committee is set to take it up on Tuesday and could clear it for another vote by the full Senate.

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Inside a renewed push for NY Clean Slate law to seal criminal records. How it would work

New York lawmakers are taking up again a bill that would automatically seal criminal records to lift barriers to employment and housing.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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