After years of delays, state officials are now targeting fall 2025 to resume the automatic erasure of most old criminal records under Connecticut’s Clean Slate law. The Department of Emergency ...
It took two years, but Connecticut is finally resuming the Clean Slate Law, which erases some older criminal convictions. As of Friday, the state has wiped away 71,000 records – with the remaining ...
Ronnell Higgins, the Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, at right, with Gov. Ned Lamont. Credit: Andrew Brown / CT Mirror CT Mirror’s independent, ...
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