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Congressional Briefing Highlights the Impact of the Second Chance Act
The post Congressional Briefing Highlights the Impact of the Second Chance Act appeared first on CSG Justice Center. The CSG Justice Center recently held a briefing on Capitol Hill with members of Congress and other experts to discuss how the Second Chance Act has improved reentry outcomes throughout the country. The post Congressional Briefing Highlights the Impact of the Second Chance Act…
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Four Corrections Agencies Selected to Participate in Resident Corrections Analyst Initiative
The post Four Corrections Agencies Selected to Participate in Resident Corrections Analyst Initiative appeared first on CSG Justice Center. The post Four Corrections Agencies Selected to Participate in Resident Corrections Analyst Initiative appeared first on CSG Justice Center.
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Explainer: The Significance of Michigan’s Justice for Kids and Communities Legislation
The post Explainer: The Significance of Michigan’s Justice for Kids and Communities Legislation appeared first on CSG Justice Center.
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Four Corrections Agencies Selected to Participate in Resident Corrections Analyst Initiative
The post Four Corrections Agencies Selected to Participate in Resident Corrections Analyst Initiative appeared first on CSG Justice Center.
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Accessing SNAP and TANF Benefits after a Drug Conviction: A Survey of State Laws
We are pleased to present a new report, “Accessing SNAP and TANF Benefits after a Drug Conviction: A Survey of State Laws.” This report offers a comprehensive and up-to-date picture of the differing ways states have responded to the 1996 federal ban on access to SNAP and TANF benefits for those with a felony drug conviction, either by opting out of the ban or by modifying it, and includes…
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SBA proposes to remove criminal record restrictions in loan programs
On September 15, the SBA published for comment a series of rule changes eliminating criminal record restrictions in all of its various federally guaranteed business and disaster loan programs, including rules making business owners ineligible for loans if they are on parole or probation or under indictment. Application forms and procedures will no longer inquire about a business owner’s criminal…
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Comments on SBA proposal to eliminate criminal history loan restrictions
On November 14, CCRC filed comments on the SBA’s proposal to roll back criminal history restrictions in its federally guaranteed business and disaster loan programs. (The SBA’s proposal is described in our post on September 15.) We were joined with the Washington Lawyers Committee on Civil Rights and Urban Affairs and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, and with more than sixty other…
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Minnesota enacts four major record reforms in 2023
Thanks to a series of criminal-justice reforms enacted earlier this year, Minnesota has burnished its reputation as a national leader in reintegration and criminal record reform. In a year in which there have been far fewer criminal record reforms than in the recent past, Minnesota’s performance stands out for the variety and breadth of relief granted, in many cases automatically. Here are the…
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A New Year’s wish: New life for the pardon power!
As the first post of 2024, we are highlighting a great article by Matt Stout of the Boston Globe about how Massachusetts Governor Healey and other governors across the country are reviving their pardon power after years of neglect: “Clemency was a political third rail for decades. Healey and other governors are starting to embrace it.” Stout begins his piece by telling the story of Joanne Booth,…
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“Advancing Second Chances: Clean Slate and Other Record Reforms in 2023”
At the beginning of each year since 2016, CCRC has issued a report on legislative enactments in the year just ended, describing and evaluating new laws aimed at reducing the barriers faced by people with a criminal record in the workplace, at the ballot box, and in many other areas of daily life. This year’s report, “Advancing Second Chances: Clean Slate and Other Record Reforms in 2023,” is now…
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Round-up of 2023 record-clearing laws
In a year that saw fewer criminal record reforms enacted than in the recent past, six states plus the District of Columbia took significant steps to expand their sealing and expungement laws. Minnesota, New York, and the District of Columbia enacted the most ambitious record-clearing schemes, expanding eligibility for relief while also making some relief automatic for the first time. Louisiana…
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Making the research case for hiring people with a conviction record
To persuade employers and policymakers to make fact-based decisions on hiring people who have been involved with the criminal justice system, they need the research facts presented in an accessible way. A new, short, sharable publication from Dr. Shawn Bushway at RAND explodes many of the myths about people with a conviction record that keep them from getting hired. Using plain language for…
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Many States Still Deny SNAP and TANF Benefits to People with a Drug Felony, According to a New Report
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 6, 2023 Media Contact: Nick Sibilla [email protected] David Hebert [email protected] Many States Still Deny SNAP and TANF Benefits to People with a Drug Felony, According to a New Report Washington, D.C. — Almost half the states still exclude thousands of Americans with a drug felony in their past from receiving essential public benefits,…
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Round-up of 2023 record-clearing laws
In a year that saw fewer criminal record reforms enacted than in the recent past, six states plus the District of Columbia took significant steps to expand their sealing and expungement laws. Minnesota, New York, and the District of Columbia enacted the most ambitious record-clearing schemes, expanding eligibility for relief while also making some relief automatic for the first time. Louisiana…
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A New Year’s wish: New life for the pardon power!
As the first post of 2024, we are highlighting a great article by Matt Stout of the Boston Globe about how Massachusetts Governor Healey and other governors across the country are reviving their pardon power after years of neglect: “Clemency was a political third rail for decades. Healey and other governors are starting to embrace it.” Stout begins his piece by telling the story of Joanne Booth,…
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“Advancing Second Chances: Clean Slate and Other Record Reforms in 2023”
At the beginning of each year since 2016, CCRC has issued a report on legislative enactments in the year just ended, describing and evaluating new laws aimed at reducing the barriers faced by people with a criminal record in the workplace, at the ballot box, and in many other areas of daily life. This year’s report, “Advancing Second Chances: Clean Slate and Other Record Reforms in 2023,” is now…
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