Pardon Project News Today

The Pardon Project of Cumberland County went live at an event held at Dickinson Law Thursday and is dedicated to increasing access to pardons.

Lehigh County wants to help residents with certain convictions to clear their criminal records.

In Pennsylvania, records like that can be expunged, but often takes a lot of money to go through the legal process.

Tears began to stream down Tanedia Thomas’ face as she explained what it would mean to get her criminal record cleared through Pennsylvania’s pardons process.

A special screening of the short documentary, “Pardon Me,” was held at the Meadville Public Library on Wednesday, part of a broader campaign to inform people about the pardon process

A pardon can remove the “civil disabilities” that come with a criminal conviction, and a new documentary is trying to reach eligible people.

The Washington County Bar Association, Rotary Club of Washington and Summit Legal Aid will host a screening of the new documentary short film, “Pardon Me,” at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Free Documentary Screening, Panel Discussion to Explore Pardon System and Its Impacts and more from the State College, PA region

The Pardon Project of York County (PPYC) will present an exclusive screening of "Pardon Me" Oct. 4 at the Capitol Theatre, 50 North George St., York.

York County happenings: Pardon Project event; VBS; discuss parents care; man shot; man struck by truck identified