Government,
Criminal
Nov. 22, 2017
A new law to seal juvenile criminal records may soon need legislative cleanup
Though statutes designed to help juvenile law offenders seal their records may make it easier to enter adulthood with a clean slate, some prosecutors are worried those same statutes may make it harder for them to comply with Brady obligations.
Though statutes designed to help juvenile delinquents seal their records make it easier to enter adulthood with a clean slate, some prosecutors are worried those same laws may make it harder for them to comply with Brady obligations.
Beginning in 2014, the state Legislature began passing a series of bills making it possible for juvenile offenders who had completed their criminal justice system obligations to have records of lesser c...
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