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We prepare strategic, evidence-based pardon applications that highlight accountability, rehabilitation, and change. When your
future depends on how your story is told — experience matters.
Why It Matters
Over 70 million Americans carry arrest records that create barriers to employment, housing, and opportunity. In Connecticut, an Absolute Pardon completely erases your record — giving you a genuine fresh start.
Americans face barriers from arrest records in employment, housing, and daily life
Reduction in employer callbacks for applicants with criminal records
Criminal record-related barriers to housing across U.S. jurisdictions
What We Do
We don’t submit generic applications. We build custom, evidence-based
packages designed for success.
Full support from initial review to final submission — forms, documents, and statements strategically prepared for the Board.
Compelling narratives that showcase your rehabilitation, accountability, and commitment to change — your story, told right.
We help gather police reports, conviction records, employment history, and letters of recommendation into one cohesive package.
Tailored counsel based on deep expertise in the criminal justice system and Connecticut’s Board of Pardons and Paroles process.
Expert preparation for both Connecticut state pardons (Absolute & Provisional) and federal clemency applications.
Access lawyers, psychologists, treatment providers, and community organizations to strengthen your application from every angle.
Meet the Founder
Founder & President
Corey Brinson is living proof that people are capable of real change. As someone with a conviction history who went on to earn both a law degree and an MBA, he understands firsthand the obstacles that come with having a criminal record — and the power of redemption.
With 20+ years of experience in the criminal justice system, he has guided hundreds of clients through the Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles — including high-profile individuals such as former politicians and attorneys.
J.D., UConn Law
LL.M. Human Rights & Social Justice
MBA, UConn Business
400+ Clients
How It Works
The typical Connecticut pardon process takes 6 to 10 months. Here’s how we guide you.
We review your history, assess eligibility, and outline a clear path forward — at no cost.
Gather documents, draft your personal statement, collect references, and build a strategic application.
Application submitted to the Board. Typical review and hearing scheduling takes 2–4 months.
We prepare you for your Board hearing. A decision is typically delivered within weeks.
Our Offices
Headquarters
157 Church Street
19th Floor, New Haven, CT 06510
(800) 783-0504
Don’t let your past define your potential. Schedule a free consultation today and take the first step toward clearing your record.