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'Folks are dying': Rensselaer County residents speak out against Drug Dealer Registry – Troy Record - Vimarsana News

'Folks are dying': Rensselaer County residents speak out against Drug Dealer Registry – Troy Record

EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — Residents and several community organizations sat in the Rensselaer County Legislature’s first June meeting Tuesday night to support a resolution to remove the establishment of a Drug Dealer Registry.The five Democratic members of the legislature placed forward a resolution to repeal the law. It failed to pass and the votes were […]

Gov. Shapiro, lawmakers tout Pa's 'Clean Slate 3.0' law - Vimarsana News

Gov. Shapiro, lawmakers tout Pa's 'Clean Slate 3.0' law

Governor Josh Shapiro ceremoniously signed a new law to expand the state’s Clean Slate Act – wiping out the records of some non-violent reformed felons.

Source: fox43.com
Hamilton man gets law degree while on bail for 'sophisticated' offending - Vimarsana News

Hamilton man gets law degree while on bail for 'sophisticated' offending

Mason Helm earned a law degree at Waikato University during the three-and-a-half years he's was on electronically-monitored bail.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Colorado's Clean Slate Act will seal hundreds of thousands of records in July - Vimarsana News

Colorado's Clean Slate Act will seal hundreds of thousands of records in July

In July, thousands of criminal convictions will be automatically sealed in Colorado due to a law passed in 2022.

Source: koaa.com
Colorado Clean Slate Act to remove 100,000 criminal convictions from public record - Vimarsana News

Colorado Clean Slate Act to remove 100,000 criminal convictions from public record

More than 100,000 Colorado criminal convictions could be wiped from the public record this year due to the state's 'Clean Slate Act.'