I am Clovia “Miss Community” Lawrence and truly honored to be a stakeholder for restoration of rights for ex-offenders under Governor Terry McAuliffe’s administration. Stakeholders from across the commonwealth met with Secretary of the Commonwealth Levar Stoney, Deputy Secretary Kelly Thomasson, Deputy Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security Tonya Vincent, State Police and a host of others to discuss making the restoration of right process much simpler for persons with felony offenses.
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Monday, April 21 will mark the 100th day in office for the McAuliffe administration. To date, Governor McAuliffe has granted the rights of over 800 ex-offenders more than former Governor Tim Kaine who granted 700 rights to felons in one year. Also, more than former Governor Bob McDonnell who granted 1100 felons rights in one year.
Secretary Stoney was my guest on Kiss Fm this morning and he shared the good news about the new changes to the restoration of rights process.
Here are new changes to the process that will go into effect on Monday, April 21:
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Secretary Stoney & Clovia Discuss New Restoration of Rights Process was originally published on kissrichmond.com
