After slow start, DeWine’s expedited pardon program gives more than 300 Ohioans a fresh start
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's expedited pardon initiative is aimed at former inmates who have turned their lives around but have problems finding necessities like jobs and housing because of their criminal records.
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