ALI & NCSL Roundtable Conference

On January 12, 2018, The American Law Institute and the National Conference of State Legislatures presented a conference in Washington, DC, on legislative approaches to restoration of rights and opportunities. Below are links to resources shared during the conference.

Listen to the full conference podcast.

Model Penal Code: Sentencing  

ARTICLE 6X (“COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION”)

SECTIONS 6.02A (“DEFERRED PROSECUTION”) AND 6.02B (“DEFERRED ADJUDICATION”)

LOVE, GAINES & OSBORNE, FORGIVING & FORGETTING IN AMERICAN JUSTICE: A 50-STATE GUIDE TO EXPUNGEMENT AND RESTORATION OF RIGHTS (COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES RESOURCE CENTER, REV. 2018)

COLLATERAL DAMAGE:  AMERICAN’S FAILURE TO FORGIVE OR FORGET IN THE WAR ON CRIME, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS (RECOMMENDATIONS ONLY) (2013)

Conference Papers

DOUGLAS A. BERMAN, LEVERAGING MARIJUANA REFORM TO ENHANCE EXPUNGEMENT PRACTICES 

STEVEN L. CHANENSON, THE PENNSYLVANIA MIX: FORGIVING AND FORGETTING 

ALESSANDRO CORDA, DEALING WITH CRIMINAL CONVICTION RECORDS AT AND AFTER SENTENCING: TOWARDS A NARROWING OF AMERICAN CRIMINAL RECORD EXCEPTIONALISM? 

NORA V. DEMLEITNER, PROPOSALS FOR STRUCTURING RELIEF FOR SEX OFFENDERS FROM REGISTRATION AND NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS 

JOY RADICE, EXPUNGING CRIMINAL RECORDS IN TENNESSEE: MORE RHETORIC THAN REALITY? 

JOHN RUBIN, RELIEF FROM A CRIMINAL CONVICTION IN NORTH CAROLINA: FORGETTING, FORGIVING, AND FORGOING 

TICK SEGERBLOM & NICK ANTHONY, NEVADA ENACTS SWEEPING CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM 

ANDREW FOGLE, INDIANA’S SECOND CHANCE LAW: HOW EXPUNGEMENT WORKS IN INDIANA 

GABRIEL "JACK" CHIN, CALIFORNIA'S RAMSHACKLE RESTORATION PROVISIONS