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On October 8-10, the Board of Pardons held its third and final set of Pardon Hearings. 163 applications were considered. 60 applicants were excused with the Board already having decided they deserved a recommendation; another 66 received the Board's endorsement, having received at least 3 of their 5 votes; and 37 were denied. All in all, 127 applicants (77.3%) are on their way to the Governor's desk.

On December 4 at 9:00 am, the Board will hold its last pardons Merit Review of the year. Click here to watch them.

About the Pardon Project

Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (PLSE) has been helping low-income Philadelphians clean up their criminal records since 2011. In 2018, it started the Pardon Project to make the pardon process in Pennsylvania accessible to those without money to hire lawyers. In 2020, PLSE began helping communities outside Philadelphia form their own Pardon Projects. The Pennsylvania Association of Pardon Projects was formed the following year. Click here to read the article Pardon Projects: Communities Coming Together in Restorative Justice (PA Bar Association, Jan. 2022).
Pennsylvania Association of Pardon Projects
230 S. Broad Street Suite 1102
Philadelphia, PA 19102

info@plsephilly.org

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