This is the title of a paper by Professor Judith McMullen of Marquette University Law School. Professor McMullen points out that “the efforts of today’s young people to ‘go straight’ are hampered by nearly unlimited online access to records of even the briefest of encounters with law enforcement, even if those encounters did not result in conviction.” She argues that “we need to restrict access to and use of information about contacts that offenders under the age of 21 have had with the criminal justice system.” CCRC’s forthcoming study of how jurisdictions manage non-conviction records underscores the points made in this article….
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