Having a conviction history, no matter how old or stale, can prevent individuals from fully participating in their communities and the economic life of their state.
March 16, 2023 at 02:39 PM
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As president of the New York City Bar Association, I support the Clean Slate Act (A.1029/S.211), a bill that will allow millions of New Yorkers with criminal conviction histories the opportunity to move forward, achieve financial and housing security, and become vital participants in New York’s economy.
Having a conviction history, no matter how old or stale, can prevent individuals from fully participating in their communities and the economic life of their state.
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