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HJ 45
Overview: HJ 45, Interim study on the impact collateral consequences have on criminal record expungement, (H) Filed with Secretary of State, Introduced: December 14, 2024Purpose an
Overview: HJ 45, Interim study on the impact collateral consequences have on criminal record expungement, (H) Filed with Secretary of State, Introduced: December 14, 2024
Purpose and Intent: This joint resolution calls for an interim study to examine the impact of collateral consequences on the ability of individuals to have their criminal records expunged. The goal is to identify barriers and potential solutions to improve access to record expungement.
Key Provisions:
- Directs the legislature to conduct an interim study on the collateral consequences of criminal records and their impact on expungement
- Requires the study to examine factors such as employment, housing, and other societal barriers faced by individuals with criminal records
- Calls for the study to make recommendations for legislative or policy changes to address these barriers and improve access to record expungement
Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Individuals with criminal records who are seeking to have their records expunged will be the primary beneficiaries of this study
- State and local governments may need to implement policy changes based on the study's recommendations
- The general public may benefit from increased opportunities for individuals with criminal records to reintegrate into society
Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
The joint resolution has been filed with the Secretary of State. If approved, the interim study will be conducted, and the findings and recommendations will be presented to the legislature for consideration during the next legislative session.
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