credit score, employers, Connecticut SB 361, Division of Criminal Justice

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From: Greg Fisher
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2011
To: Kevin T. Kane, Chief State’s Attorney, Division of Criminal Justice, Connecticut
Cc: Martin Looney, state Senator, Majority Leader, Connecticut; Martin Looney, state Senator, Majority Leader, Connecticut (press aide email address); Matthew Lesser, state Representative, Connecticut; Robert Hiltonsmith, policy analyst, Demos; Timothy k. Rusch, director of Communications, Demos; Amelia Warren Tyagi, board chair, Demos; Miles Rapoport, president, Demos; Lori J. Pelletier, secretary-treasurer, Connecticut AFL-CIO; John Olsen, president, AFL-CIO, Connecticut; Sarah Poriss, attorney at law; Edith Prague, state Senator, chair, Labor & Public Employees, Connecticut; Edith Prague, state Senator, chair, Labor & Public Employees, Connecticut (press aide email address); Kia Murrell, assistant counsel, Connecticut Business & Industry Association
Subject: Attention: Chief State’s Attorney Kevin T. Kane; RE: credit score, employers, Connecticut SB 361, Division of Criminal Justice

You testified, “As stated in our testimony on H.B. No. 5061, An Act Eliminating Credit Reports as a Basis for Employment Decisions, the use of credit scores, credit account balances, payment histories, bank account balances and other credit information plays a critical role in ensuring that those who occupy positions of public trust are not susceptible to improper influence.”

Do you obtain credit scores of those who occupy positions of public trust?

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Greg Fisher
The Credit Scoring Site
creditscoring.com
PO Box 342
Dayton, Ohio  45409-0342

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