New York state's Clean Slate Act goes into effect Saturday. Here's what it means.

By CBS News   |   1 year ago
New York state's Clean Slate Act goes into effect Saturday. Here's what it means.

A new law in New York automatically seals state criminal records for millions of individuals, aiming to provide employment opportunities. Misdemeanors get sealed after three years, felonies after eight years, excluding certain offenses. Supporters believe it offers redemption, but some oppose the blanket approach.

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