The Commission on Civil Rights announced that the New Jersey Advisory Committee will hold monthly planning meetings via conference call on the 3rd Friday of each month from March to September 2021. These meetings will focus on planning and preparing a report about the civil rights impacts of criminal asset forfeitures and how having a criminal record affects employment and occupational licensing in New Jersey. Members of the public can listen to the meetings by calling in and are also welcome to submit comments. More information can be found on the Commission's website or by contacting Ivy Davis.
Simple Explanation
The New Jersey Advisory Committee will have phone meetings once a month from March to September to talk about how rules about taking away property from people who break the law and having a criminal record can affect getting jobs in New Jersey. People can listen to these meetings by calling in and can also share their thoughts.