Mississippi Pardon/Expungement Process – Connecticut Pardon Team

Under Mississippi law, the governor has full clemency authority. Applicants must wait 7 years after the completion of the sentence. A pardon in this state restores civil rights and employment opportunity. It also restores gun rights. All applicants must post a notice in the newspaper stating the reason why he or she should be granted a pardon 30 days prior to sending it to the Governor. If you are granted a clemency, you will be issued a Judicial Certificate of Rehabilitation. The offender will no longer be subject to prosecution and that the applicant has led a useful law abiding life since completion of his or her sentence and will not likely to be a danger to public safety.

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At the Connecticut Pardon Team, we are dedicated to helping individuals with criminal records rebuild their lives by providing them with the professional support they need to succeed. With the help of our experienced staff, each participant receives the guidance and resources necessary to navigate the complex process of obtaining a pardon. However, we cannot do this alone. We rely on the generosity of donors like you to fund our efforts and continue expanding our reach to those in need. Your financial contribution will help us provide our services to more individuals and families, giving them the opportunity to move forward with their lives and contribute to their communities. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most.

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