The Sixth Amendment guarantees that juries—not judges—determine the facts necessary to impose criminal punishment. In Mizrahi v. United States, we urge #SCOTUS to restore the jury’s historic role in criminal forfeiture cases.
Read our latest amicus brief: https://t.co/J3a2W3cG0E
We applaud the commitment to #SecondChanceMonth and hope this will help lead to removing the barriers that keep millions from rebuilding their lives.
We also urge further action to expand opportunity, reduce recidivism, and make second chances a reality.
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We celebrated Second Chance Month with our event "Unlocking America's Workforce: How Clean Slate Legislation Strengthens The Economy"
Policy experts spoke to congressional staff on how lawmakers can take the lead on economic growth by supporting second chance legislation
The Senate should reject a “clean” reauthorization of Section 702. Forcing it through without real reform ignores years of bipartisan concern and leaves warrantless searches of Americans’ data untouched. Congress must protect both security *and* civil liberties.
Read our alert:
"Section 702 is so vast that it incidentally collects Americans’ information... Some of these AI systems, they can essentially track where you’re coming, where you’re going, where you work, political affiliations." - Vice President @pye
Read more:
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👏Hearing directly from people impacted by record sealing like Shante Smith, Lakeisha Green, and Richard Flanagan. Their stories and experience are reminders of how important it is to remove barriers and promote opportunity
Great to kick off @CleanSlate_Init's Pass the Mic for Second Chance Month with a message from @SenLBR, a champion of Clean Slate legislation, about the importance of passing second chance bills across the country and opening up opportunities for returning citizens
Inspiring to hear examples of states like Connecticut where 150,000 people already benefitted from the state's new Clean Slate legislation and is aiming to be a leader in notification systems
A warrant requirement isn’t a compromise, it’s a constitutional baseline. If the government wants to read Americans’ communications, it should get a warrant.
Congress shouldn’t settle for half-measures when Fourth Amendment rights are at stake.
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Last week, leaders in Congress came together — across party lines — to introduce resolutions supporting the recognition of April 2026 as #SecondChanceMonth.
Join us at @CleanSlate_Init's virtual webinar "Pass the Mic for Second Chance Month" on April 27th where we will cover progress at the state + federal level and hear the experiences of people directly impacted by record sealing.
Register here: https://t.co/2hjhyuAUnt
The event will take place at the Capitol Visitor Center, South Congressional Meeting Room 217. It will also include a complimentary Mediterranean inspired hot lunch buffet.
✉️RSVP to [email protected]
🗓️April 29 @ 11:45 am
Join us for our panel discussion "Unlocking America's Workforce: How Clean Slate Legislation Strengthens the Economy"
Policy experts will discuss on how bills like the Clean Slate Act and the Fresh Start Act create opportunity and promote economic growth.
If the government wants to read your emails, it should have to convince a judge first. That's what the Fourth Amendment requires. That's what my Fourth Amendment Restoration and Protection Act restores. No warrant, no search.
Budget Resolution for ICE and CBP Funding May Hit the Senate Floor This Week, New FISA 702 Deadline Set for April 30, DPI's Second Chance Month Event
Read the latest Point of Order: https://t.co/Ez7aFSNPmW