Senate Bill 112
- Status: Signed by Governor
- Position: Support
- Bill Number: Senate Bill 112
- Session: 151st General Assembly
- Latest Update: April 14, 2021
For up to 400,000 Delawareans living with a record, life comes with barriers to housing, employment, education, credit, and more. People living with records are half as likely as other jobseekers to get a callback from an employer. These roadblocks can be detrimental to a person’s ability to be a fully contributing member of society — which often leads to a continuum of incarceration and poverty.
SB 112 expands eligibility for expungement, allowing more Delawareans living with records to receive a second chance and participate fully in social and civic community life.
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