Sealing the records would remove burdens on previously incarcerated individuals who face discrimination once they reenter society, the bill’s author says.
Source: Los Angeles Times
A bill that would seal certain criminal records could open doors for millions of Californians
Published in California
More from CaliforniaMore posts in California »
- Disneyland's $1.9-billion expansion project is latest mega investment in the Anaheim resort
- Fire recruit killed on freeway had been in collision before exiting vehicle, CHP says
- L.A. ethics panel approves fine for former CBS exec Leslie Moonves over interference with LAPD investigation
- Senate rejects impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas
- Journalist who accused NPR of liberal bias resigns from the network
Be First to Comment