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Two years after veto, lawmakers angling for expungement reform - Vermont Daily Chronicle

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Lawmakers are trying again to pass a bill to replace the state's expungement system with a more expansive process of sealing records. The bill would switch the process almost entirely over to sealing, with certain rare exceptions, while expanding the list of crimes that qualify for clearance. Gov. Phil Scott vetoed a bill almost two years ago.

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Two years after veto, lawmakers angling for expungement reform - Vermont Daily Chronicle

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