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CT resumes Clean Slate erasures after two-year delay

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Connecticut has erased tens of thousands of low-level criminal convictions over the last few days under it’s Clean Slate law. It’s been a long time coming — the erasures were supposed to happen more than two years ago. Connecticut passed its Clean Slate law in 2021. It was expected to automatically erase misdemeanors after seven years and certain low-class felonies after 10 years. When he signed the bill, Gov. Ned Lamont said it would change the…

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CT resumes Clean Slate erasures after two-year delay

At a March 2024 rally at the Connecticut capitol building, an advocate holds a shirt that says "pass clean slate" with pass crossed out an replaced with "enforce." (Molly Ingram / WSHU)Connecticut has erased tens of thousands of low-level criminal convictions over the last few days under it’s Clean Slate law.It's been a long time coming — the erasures were supposed to happen more than two years ago.Connecticut passed its Clean Slate law in 2021.…

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