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# Foundation For Continuing Justice

A non-profit legal foundation dedicated to reducing the unintended consequences of a criminal record.

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## Posts

- [Third Annual Criminal Record Policy Essay Competition Results](https://www.continuingjustice.org/third-annual-criminal-record-policy-essay-competition-results/) - The Foundation for Continuing Justice, in partnership with the Law Firm of Higbee & Associates, is pleased to announce the winners of the third annual Criminal Record Policy Essay Competition.
- [Orange County Public Defender's Office Introduced to Free Criminal Database Update](https://www.continuingjustice.org/orange-county-public-defenders-introduced-to-free-criminal-database-update/) - On April 5th, 2011, the Foundation for Continuing Justice introduced the Orange County Public Defender's Office to the Criminal Database Update service that they can refer to their clients. The Criminal Database Update service provides those that have had their criminal record expunged, sealed or otherwise modify with the proactive step to update their record
- [Foundation Reaches 50,000 Members](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-reaches-50000-members/) - The Foundation for Continuing Justice (FFC) is a non-profit legal foundation that provides free resources for former offenders and information about expungement laws to policymakers and the media. Membership in the FFCJ is free and all members receive the following benefits for free: - Expungement law updates in the states they choose - Information about
- [Governor Newsom Signs Bold California Automatic Expungement Bill into Law](https://www.continuingjustice.org/ca-automatic-expungement-bill-passed/) - Governor Newsome signed bold expungement legislation to create automatic expungement for eligible offenders starting January 1, 2021.
- [Foundation Looking For Pro Bono Partners In 2016](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-looking-for-pro-bono-partners-in-2016/) - ORANGE COUNTY, CA.- The Foundation for Continuing Justice is preparing its 2016 pro bono calendar and is looking for community organizations to partner with in providing free or discounted legal services relating to post-conviction relief. The Foundation has a team of expert attorneys and case managers who are leaders in the expungement field and are
- [Foundation Sponsors Law Student Writing Competition](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-sponsors-law-student-writing-competition/) - Higbee & Associates and Foundation for Continuing Justice 2016 Writing Competition SANTA ANA, CA. - The Foundation for Continuing Justice, in partnership with the Law Firm of Higbee & Associates, is pleased to announce the first annual Criminal Record Policy Essay Competition. In keeping in line with our mission and goals at the Foundation for
- [Texas HB 1742 Will Provide Judicial Clemency to Deserving Former Offenders](https://www.continuingjustice.org/texas-hb-1742-provides-judicial-clemency/) - A bill proposed in the Texas State House has the potential to fix a huge inequity in the distribution of justice in Texas and clarify a judge’s power to provide judicial clemency.
- [The Foundation for Continuing Justice and The Expungement Clearinghouse are helping former offenders](https://www.continuingjustice.org/expungement-clearing-house-ffcj-donation/) - The Foundation for Continuing Justice and The Expungement Clearinghouse are making donations totaling $2,000 to three incredible organizations that support second chances for former offenders and provide job training to disadvantaged people.
- [New Arizona Bill Would Greatly Improve Record Clearing Law](https://www.continuingjustice.org/new-arizona-bill-would-greatly-improve-record-clearing-law/) - UPDATE: (Posted 10/26/2018) HB 2057, specifically regarding amending ARS 13-907, was never voted on in 2014 and remained a dead issue never to be resolved. You may send comments or complaints directly to Senate representative John Kavanagh-AZ or to his replacement at: John Kavanagh Office Phone​: (602) 926-5170 Email: JKavanagh@azleg.gov Official Website Arizona State Senate:
- [Nevada AB 357 Fact Sheet](https://www.continuingjustice.org/nevada-ab-357-fact-sheet/) - Find out everything you need to know about Nevada Assembly Bill 357. This bill will enable some former offenders to restore their firearm rights in Nevada.
- [Senate Judiciary May Block Firearm Rights Restoration Bill – AB 357](https://www.continuingjustice.org/senate-may-block-ab-357/) - If we don't act now, the senate judiciary may block Nevada Assembly Bill 357 which would be the first bill in Nevada to allow for firearm rights restoration.
- [Florida’s HB 86 Reveals Ignorance of Its Critics and Irrational Favoritism of the Legislature](https://www.continuingjustice.org/fl-stand-your-ground-expungement-hb86/) - The criticism about the expungement provisions of Florida’s HB 86 reveals how little the critics understand of Florida’s existing record clearing laws.
- [Foundation Urges PA House Judiciary to Pass Expungement Bill SB 391](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-urges-pa-house-judiciary-to-pass-expungement-bill-sb-391/) - Senate Bill 391, which received unanimous support in the Senate, would provide widespread benefits to the people of Pennsylvania. Twenty-one states, including conservative states like Utah, Indiana Oklahoma and Alabama, have expanded their expungement laws within the past five years. The public policy benefits of expungement are beyond dispute. Tens of thousands of people in
- [MN Expungement Bill Gets Bipartisan Support in State House](https://www.continuingjustice.org/mn-expungement-bill-gets-bipartisan-support-in-state-house/) - With the passing of HF 2576, Minnesotans took an important step toward statewide expungement reform. Sponsored by Rep. Carly Melin, the bill was passed by the House via 85-47 vote. HF 2576 extends expungement rights for people who have been convicted for petty misdemeanors and managed to stay trouble-free for at least five years. In
- [Proposed Bill Will Greatly Improve Indiana Expungement Law](https://www.continuingjustice.org/proposed-bill-will-greatly-improve-indiana-expungement-law/) - Indiana House Bill 1155, which improves Indiana’s expungement law that went into effect last summer, has passed the Indiana Legislature and is awaiting approval from Governor Mike Pence. HB 1155 gives individuals who petition for an expungement the opportunity to correct the form if they made a mistake on the petition. The bill also changes
- [The Pennsylvania Senate voted unanimously to pass Senate Bill 391](https://www.continuingjustice.org/pennsylvania-passes-senate-bill-391/) - The Pennsylvania Senate voted unanimously today to pass Senate Bill 391, which allows some offenders with misdemeanor convictions to expunge their conviction after satisfying a waiting period. The Foundation actively campaigned for support of this bill. “We are a long way from enactment,” said Foundation Chairman Mathew Higbee, “but we are very encouraged by the
- [Foundation ChairmanTestifies In Support of California Expungement Bill](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-chairmantestifies-in-support-of-california-expungement-bill/) - Mathew Higbee, Chairman of the Foundation for Continuing Justice, testified in favor of changes to California’s expungement law in front of the California State Assembly Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, June 25th. Higbee was speaking in support of Senate Bill 530 (SB 530), authored by Senator Roderick Wright. Higbee told the committee that California’s current expungement
- [California Expungement Law SB530 - Mathew Higbee on the Committee on Public Safety](https://www.continuingjustice.org/california-expungement-law-sb530-mathew-higbee-on-the-committee-on-public-safety/) - Recordclearing.org has posted an important article for California expungement law. Lead contributor in support of Senator Roderick Wright's bill, Attorney Mathew Higbee, is working towards expanding benefits for California's current expungement law. Expected to be approved by the committee, SB 530 will provide greater benefits to former offenders. Read more about the article at http://www.recordclearing.org/news/mathew-higbee-testifies-about-expungement-laws-to-california-state-senates-committee-on-public-safety/
- [Foundation Chairman Testifies About Expungement Before CA Senate Committee](https://www.continuingjustice.org/mathew-higee-testifies-about-expungement-before-ca-senate-committee/) - April 20, 2013 - The California State Senate Committee heard testimony from Foundation Chairman Mathew Higbee about the opportunity to achieve significant public policy objectives by expanding California's expungement law. Higbee said reduced recidivism and lower crime rates were two important benefits that California could realize if more former offenders were able to clear their
- [Pardon Information](https://www.continuingjustice.org/pardon-information/) - Not every conviction is eligible for expungement, and there are limited options for individuals with certain convictions. If you are not eligible for an expungement due to the nature of your case, a pardon may be your next option towards criminal record relief. Pardon411.com is an informational website the was built to assist you in
- [Pennsylvania Senate Bill 391 Progress Update](https://www.continuingjustice.org/pennsylvania-senate-bill-391-progress-update/) - Last month, the proposed expansion to PA expungement law, Senate Bill 391,was referred to the Appropriations Committee where it needs to be scheduled for consideration by the Chairman, State Senator Corman. Please call Senator Corman's office on this toll free number (855-741-2094) and simply let him or his staff members know that you want him
- [Possible Change In Pennsylvania That Would Allow Expungement For More People](https://www.continuingjustice.org/possible-change-in-pennsylvania-that-would-allow-expungement-for-more-people/) - There is a bill being proposed that would allow more people to be able to clear their PA criminal record. It would allow individuals who have misdemeanors of the 2nd and 3rd degree can apply to have the records expunged if they have kept a clean record for 7-10 years respectively. However, Senator Pileggi is
- [Indiana Expungement Bill Would Allow For Greater Relief](https://www.continuingjustice.org/indiana-expungement-bill-would-allow-for-greater-relief/) - Indiana’s House Bill 1482 recently passed through the House with a vote of 78-19. This is Indiana’s first bill of its kind to allow for the expungement of crimes at various levels. House Bill 1482 was proposed by Representative Jud McMillin of Brookville and is supported by Representative Eric Turner of Marion. Because no bill
- [Expungement Bill Passes in Indiana House](https://www.continuingjustice.org/expungement-bill-passes-in-indiana-house/) - RecordClearing.org has posted an interesting article about a proposed expungement bill in Indiana. Indiana’s expugement law is one of the strictest in the country. The current law only allows for the expungement of a record if a person was arrested, but no charges were filed in court. The law does not currently allow for expungement
- [Kentucky House Bill 47](https://www.continuingjustice.org/kentucky-house-bill-47/) - RecordClearing.org has posted an interesting article about Kentucky House Bill 47. There are thousands of individuals in the state of Kentucky with past felony convictions. Expungements are currently unavailable for these individuals, and as a result, they are branded for life, unable to take more personal responsibility for bettering their lives. To read more about
- [Oklahoma Sealing](https://www.continuingjustice.org/oklahoma-sealing/) - RecordClearing.org has posted an article about the sealing of arrest records in Oklahoma. In Oklahoma, criminal records were acceptably sealed when they related to juvenile cases or those cases involving medical or mental issues of the subject of the record. The new trend of sealing criminal records appears to be stemming largely from the need
- [Possible Changes to New Mexico Expungement Law Senate Bill 294](https://www.continuingjustice.org/possible-changes-to-new-mexico-expungement-law-senate-bill-294/) - RecordClearing.org has posted a useful article about the efforts of Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez in New Mexico and how they have proven to be a success in the House, as Senate Bill 294 passed 40 to 26. The Bill is now in the hands of Governor Susana Martinez for final approval to become law
- [Alabama House Bill 56 Expungements for Arrest Records](https://www.continuingjustice.org/alabama-house-bill-56-expungements-for-arrest-records/) - On February 5th, 2013, sponsor Chris England, Democratic Representative of Tuscaloosa, proposed House Bill 56. The Bill would allow a person to expunge his or her arrest record if the person was not convicted of the crime he or she was arrested for. The Bill would also allow for expungement of certain misdemeanor convictions. The
- [New Mexico Senate Bill 294](https://www.continuingjustice.org/new-mexico-senate-bill-294/) - If signed into law, New Mexico Senate Bill 294 will allow some criminal records to be expunged. New Mexico law previously allowed for individuals to petition for post-conviction relief when new evidence surfaced to support a new trial, or when information was improperly obtained and used in the original trial that lead to conviction. There
- [Changes in Expungement Law in Rhode Island](https://www.continuingjustice.org/changes-in-expungement-law-in-rhode-island/) - A new law has been passed in Rhode Island which will allow more people with criminal records to clear their criminal history. Currently the law only allows for the expungement of a single felony or misdemeanor nonviolent crime by a first-time offender. If the proposed legislation is passed, a person that has multiple misdemeanor offenses
- [Changes in Expungement Law in Kentucky](https://www.continuingjustice.org/changes-in-expungement-law-in-kentucky/) - The Kentucky House passed a bill that would allow for the expungement of Class D felonies after a waiting period has lapsed, which will allow more people with criminal records to clear their criminal history. It would allow for the expungement of Class D felonies after a waiting period has lapsed. Currently, people living in
- [North Carolina Passes First Expungement Law](https://www.continuingjustice.org/north-carolina-passes-first-expungement-law/) - A new law has been passed in North Carolina which will allow more people with criminal records to clear their criminal history. There was no such law in the past. Therefore, many people will now be able to clear their criminal convictions and move forward with their lives. To read the full article please visit
- [Indiana House Passes Expungement Bill](https://www.continuingjustice.org/indiana_house_passes_expungement_bill/) - RecordClearing.com has posted an article about a bill that passed the Indiana House earlier this week. This article is a great source of information for people who are not eligible for expungement under the current law but might be under the future law if it passes the Senate. To read the article posted at http://www.recordclearing.org/news/indiana-house-passes-expungement-bill/.
- [Background Company Ordered To Pay Millions In Settlement](https://www.continuingjustice.org/background-company-ordered-to-pay-millions-in-settlement/) - An article was recently posted on RecordClearing.org regarding a background company that was must pay millions in a settlement. The law suit alleged that the company, HireRight, violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The background check company was not verifying criminal records, reporting expunged convictions, and even sometimes supplying incorrect information. This caused many people
- [Pardons in Illinois](https://www.continuingjustice.org/pardons-in-illinois/) - RecordClearing.com has posted an article about pardons in the State of Illinois. This article is a great source of information for people who are not eligible for expungement but would still like to clear their record. To read the article posted at URL. If you need help determining if you are eligible for sealing or
- [Minnesota Expungement Benefits Expanded By Appeals Court](https://www.continuingjustice.org/minnesota-expungement-benefits-expanded-by-appeals-court/) - On April 9, 2012, a Minnesota case, State of Minnesota v. M.D.T, 2012 WL 1149347 (Minn.App.), was decided that helps many people convicted of a crime because it clarified the analysis of the five factors for determining whether expungement should be granted and allows for records held by agencies other than the courts to expunge
- [Foundation Speaks At CA Gang Task Force](https://www.continuingjustice.org/foundation-speaks-at-ca-gang-task-force/) - Representatives from the Foundation for Continuing Justice will be presenting at the Southern California Gang Intervention Task Force Conference in Irvine, CA on May 30. The event, which is sponsored in-part by the Orange County Department of Education, will be held at the University of Southern California (USC) Orange County campus. The Foundation representatives will
- [Article By Foundation Featured In Pittsburgh Post Gazette](https://www.continuingjustice.org/article-by-foundation-featured-in-pittsburgh-post-gazette/) - The Pittsburgh Post Gazette, the nation’s 35th largest and Pennsylvania's 2nd largest newspaper, featured an op-ed written by Foundation Chairman Mathew Higbee. The op-ed discussed a proposed modification to PA's expungement law sponsored by state senator Tim Solobay. “At a time when the federal government is spending billions of dollars bailing out banks, manufacturers and
- [Expungement Presentation - Gang Intervention Conference](https://www.continuingjustice.org/expungement_information/) - Attorneys from the Foundation, Natasha Buchanan and Mathew Higbee, provided information during two separate breakout session at the Orange County Education Departments Gang Intervention Conference on April 29, 2011. The conference was attended by approximately 500 leaders in the effort to help reduce crime and help people transition out of gangs. Expungement Presentation – Gang
- [FFCJ to Speak at Statewide Crime Prevention Conference](https://www.continuingjustice.org/we-are-speaking-at-the-oc-department-of-education-gang-conference/) - The Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) will be hosting a Crime Prevention/Gang Conference at the University of California, Irvine on April 29, 2011. The OCDE has invited the Foundation for Continuing Justice to speak about the Criminal Record Clearinghouse project and strategies for helping former offenders remove the barriers from employment and educational opportunities.
- [Pardon411.com Has Been Completely Redesigned](https://www.continuingjustice.org/pardon411-part-deux/) - A few months after deploying the beta version of Pardon411.com, our free form generating web app, we have decided to rethink the way it works. Over the time since the site was launched we had thousands of visitors and nearly 200 people go through the online system to complete their pardon application. We also collected
- [Annual Conference for the National Association of Professional Background Screeners](https://www.continuingjustice.org/annual-conference-for-the-national-association-of-professional-background-screeners/) - Mathew Higbee and Natasha Buchanan attended the National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS) Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado from March 20, 2011 - March 22, 2011. On behalf of the Foundation, they made significant headway with several consumer reporting agencies (CRAs) and wholesale data providers to bring them on board to participate in the
- [Clearinghouse Promoted at Expungement Workshop](https://www.continuingjustice.org/expungement-workshop/) - On February 18, 2011, Higbee & Associates invited the Foundation for Continuing Justice to participate in an workshop at the Orange County One Stop Center in Irvine, California to a packed room of individuals. The event was co-sponsored by Orange County One Stop Center, supported by the County of Orange and the Orange County Workforce
- [3000 Members on RecordClearing.org](https://www.continuingjustice.org/3000-members-on-recordclearing/) - As of today, RecordClearing.org has reached 3000 members! This is amazing considering the new website has been up for less than 1 year. We are very excited about this and will continue to research, write, and publish helpful information about criminal record expungement and sealing. Thank you to all of those who joined or contributed

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- [About The Foundation](https://www.continuingjustice.org/about-us/) - The Foundation for Continuing Justice (FFCJ) is a privately funded, non-profit legal foundation dedicated to providing those with a criminal record, the opportunity to reenter and reintegrate into society as productive individuals. The Foundation has two areas of focus. First, providing free legal research to lawmakers looking to reform laws that govern the retention and
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