Florida legislators, state attorneys and public defenders are working to get minor criminal records and juvenile records expunged so people can get jobs and housing.
September 22, 2015 at 04:00 PM
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Law enforcement officials, legal experts and legislators in Florida are coming together to try to loosen restrictions on sealing and expunging criminal records of both juveniles and adults.
The unified goal is to expunge records of people with minor arrest records, more than one charge or who were charged and never convicted in order to help them get jobs and housing.
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