Sheena Meade, CEO of the Clean Slate Initiative, discusses part of the debate over criminal justice reform dealing with criminal records. A "Clean Slate" law would automatically expunge many convictions from criminal records after a set number of years of the person not having any further criminal problems.

Should Criminal Justice Reform Include A "Clean Slate" Approach To Criminal Records?

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Should Criminal Justice Reform Include A "Clean Slate" Approach To Criminal Records?

Should Criminal Justice Reform Include A "Clean Slate" Approach To Criminal Records?