Connecticut is making strides toward eliminating collateral consequences of criminal records, but to achieve this goal, the state cannot continue to impose new collateral consequences on people trying to build satisfying and stable lives.
House Bill 6417, An Act Requiring Background Checks for Certain Employees of Youth Camps
Connecticut is making strides toward eliminating collateral consequences of criminal records, but to achieve this goal, the state cannot continue to impose new collateral consequences on people trying to build satisfying and stable lives.
Status
Active
Session
2021
Bill number
HB 6417
Position
Oppose
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