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Criminal records expungement bill moves forward in Indiana House

Maureen Hayden
CNHI Statehouse Bureau Chief
February 2, 2013

INDIANAPOLIS Legislation that would allow more people the opportunity to erase their criminal records if they could show they’d redeemed themselves passed a critical vote Wed ...

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