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Clean Slate Act, New York
New York’s Clean Slate Act gives millions a second chance
New York’s Clean Slate Act is now in effect, sealing certain criminal records automatically after a waiting period. This change enables individuals previously incarcerated to seek housing, jobs, and education without the stigma of a record.
New York's Clean Slate Act is in effect. Here's what it means for people with criminal records.
Starting Saturday, almost 2.5 million New Yorkers will have their state criminal records automatically sealed under the Clean Slate Act.
Clean Slate Act goes into effect today
A Q&A with bill sponsor state Sen. Zellnor Myrie, and how the law might affect his 2025 New York City mayoral campaign.
Statement On NYS Clean Slate Act Taking Effect
As we work to improve public safety and expand economic opportunity for all, the Clean Slate Act will play a critical role in helping New Yorkers f
La-Meik Taylor finds new beginnings through NY's Clean Slate Act
Starting Saturday New York Courts will start the process of sealing records for criminals with felonies and misdemeanors under the Clean Slate Act.
Clean Slate Act law goes into effect in New York, sealing certain criminal conviction records
Under the new law, certain criminal conviction records will be sealed to allow people to have access to housing, education and jobs, with exceptions for law enforcement and work with vulnerable populations.
New York's Clean Slate Act seals criminal records for those who stay out of trouble
A new state law​ wipes criminal records clean for millions of people in New York. Supporters say it will fill jobs and help the economy, but not everybody thinks it's a good idea. CBS News New York's John Dias reports.
Clean Slate Law takes effect Saturday in New York
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — New York’s criminal record-sealing Clean Slate Law begins on November 16. It automatically seals certain records while increasing access to jobs, housing, and education.
New York state's Clean Slate Act goes into effect today. Here's what it means.
Starting Saturday, almost 2.5 million New Yorkers will have their state criminal records automatically sealed under the Clean Slate Act.
Clean Slate Act goes into effect in New York, sealing certain criminal records
Some criminal records in New York will be wiped clean starting Saturday as the Clean Slate Act takes effect. Record numbers of young men voted for Trump in the 2024 election. What drove them to the right?
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New York’s Clean Slate Act: What it means for locals
New York State's Clean Slate Act is now in effect. The act automatically seals certain criminal records after a required ...
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Local attorney details the nuances of New York's newly enacted Clean Slate Law
Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — A local attorney explained New York's Clean Slate Law, which took effect Saturday. New York is now ...
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