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A new app is helping some 450 Utahns get a second chance. Robert Gehrke explains how.

A Utah program is making it easier and less expensive for thousands of Utahns with criminal convictions to wipe out their records and get a clean slate.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) l-r Noella Sudbury, founder and CEO of Rasa Public Benefit Corporation and executive director of Clean Slate Utah, Ciara Gregovich, director of outreach and Amy Daeschel, director of client services at work in the Rasa office, April 15, 2022. Rasa-legal.com is launching a phone app that would allow Utahns to check their criminal records to know what is eligible to expunge from their criminal records under the new Clean Slate Law.