Governor Lamont Announces Thousands of Old, Low-Level Convictions in Connecticut Set To Be Automatically Erased Over the Next Month Under Full Implementation of Clean Slate Law
Dec 18, by State of CT
More Than 80,000 People To Have 178,499 Convictions Cleared From Records Over the Next Month; These Come in Addition to the 43,754 Low-Level Cannabis Possession Offenses Cleared Earlier This Year
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that more than 80,000 people in Connecticut are expected to have convictions for certain old, low-level offenses automatically cleared from their criminal records over the next month as the state nears full implementation of the recently enacted Clean Slate Law.