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Session Submission Type: Regular Session
This panel considers the consequences and meaning of a criminal record as people navigate life after conviction. Papers review the formal consequences for professional memberships, the relevance of prior convictions as time since conviction grows, the role of background checks in housing, and potential for Clean Slate policies to improve outcomes for those with convictions.
Collateral Consequences And Professional Membership In Australia - Frank Darkwa Baffour, The University of Newcastle
Collateral Consequences of Low-Level Criminal Records in the U.S. and the Promise of Automated Expungement - Raven Ashley Lewis, Rutgers University; Ericka Adams, San Jose State University; Elsa Chen, Santa Clara University; Sarah Lageson, Rutgers University - Newark
Compliance in Public Housing Policies for Justice-Involved Individuals - Selena Munoz-Jones, University of Colorado Boulder
Convictions and Recidivism: The Evolving Role of Old Criminal Records on Modern Policy - Ryan Bowman, Pennsylvania State University; Megan Kurlychek, Pennsylvania State University
Unveiling the Impact of Criminal Records on Employment and Earnings: A Case Disposition Perspective - Rebecca Xie, The Ohio State University; Adrienne DiTommaso, The Ohio State University