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(See April 28 Posting)
A bill that would have enabled thousands of convicted criminals to tell state licensing boards and prospective employers that they have never been convicted of a crime was vetoed by the Rhode Island Governor. The legislature would need to hold a special session before January to address the veto and rescue the bill.
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