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Franklin County evictions on the rise; how to get help

With the numbers being so high, the court is trying to help those who have been evicted.

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Even after court s aid, why evictions can still show in records

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Valerie Hall lived in her East Columbus apartment for nearly 15 years before new management took over in late 2021 and told her to leave. “They wanted myself and another tenant to move out in 45 days,” Hall said. “They told us that they were going to change it into a […]

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After the Eviction Moratorium

The long-predicted nationwide wave of lockouts is finally cresting. A report from New York City housing court

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5 New Policy Ideas for Fixing Life After Prison

5 New Policy Ideas for Fixing Life After Prison POLITICO 12/30/2020 © Illustrations by Benedetto Cristofani [CJR - Re-entry] [5 solutions] illustrations With startling speed, Americans on both sides of the political aisle have rallied around the idea of clearing out prisons, reducing at least some of the 2.3 million people spending chunks of their lives behind bars. Popular Searches But after release, then what? People leaving prison face huge obstacles in rebuilding their lives. Well over half are still unemployed one year after getting out. According to one study, almost 70 percent are re-arrested within three years. With smaller incomes, little government support and a host of minor but important legal hurdles many can’t get driver’s licenses or apply for jobs that require professional licenses some find life after prison harder and more unpredictable than life inside. As Covid-19 has prompted mass releases from jails and prisons to cut down on risky overcrowding

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