
New York lawmakers move to automatically seal old criminal records
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The New York Assembly has passed a bill that will automatically seal the criminal records of certain convicts several years after release, barring recidivism.
The state Assembly debated the bill for almost five hours before passing it on a party-line vote, garnering applause and cheers. The state Senate is expected to follow and pass the measure, according to state legislative leaders.
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