Expungement in a sentence

There will be a Cannabis Expungement Board that looks at other convictions to see if someone qualifies for expungement, resentencing or neither.

Donald Trump's impeachments occurred, and no "expungement" process will change that, so House Democrats would be unlikely to focus on repealing such measures if they were to gain the majority in 2024, according to a lawmaker.

Expungement in Wisconsin is complex, with rules both Democrats and Republicans say are outdated.

For a pardon, one’s legal rights are restored, but “for expungement,” said Childs, “your record is sealed.

If on the other hand, received a deferred adjudication with the charges deferred or dismissed upon successful completion, with verifiable documentation and an expungement order is presented; LNO will remove the photo and text at no charge.

Johnson said that her organization has done ad campaigns about expungement across the state, including bus ads in southern Illinois, CTA ads in Chicago, ads on Google, Facebook, and the radio.

Recent changes in Ohio law have widened the pool of eligibility for expungement applicants.

So, while we don’t give legal advice, we do provide an overview of various areas, such as knowing your rights, record expungement, immigration, juvenile law, family law, employment, things of that nature.

The bill would automatically clear misdemeanor marijuana convictions and establish a committee to consider expungement of felony-level cannabis crimes.

The Sixth Chancery Court District, which includes Attala County, along with the Mississippi Volunteer Lawyers Project is sponsoring free Family Law & Expungement Legal Clinics to assist low-income residents with their legal matters.

He said he also feels the department could assist with record expungement to help those with criminal records have a better chance at employment, and would like to establish a cold case unit to look further into unsolved crimes.

He’s participated and been a huge part of our success with helping people with expungement here in this community.

An expungement measure has since been enacted separately, and lawmakers now are taking a different tack on legalization: They to put it on the ballot.

Arizonans for Health and Public Safety’s website says the expungement requirements in Proposition 207 would mean people convicted of marijuana possession would be allowed to purchase guns, even though federal law prohibits this.

Forty states have a criminal record expungement program, including North Carolina and Arkansas, according to the Georgia Justice Project.

He's forging partnerships with area law schools, both as a means of establishing a pipeline of young lawyers and to collaborate on an expungement unit, and next month he will launch a task force on women's economic security.

SB 5043, sponsored by Sen. Creigh Deeds, D-Bath, and HB 5146, sponsored by Del. Charniele Herring, D-Alexandria, sought to expand the current expungement process.

The Marijuana Opportunity and Reinvestment and Expungement Act is scheduled to be voted on in the U.S. House of Representatives this week.

Yet the proposition makes clear that people could qualify for expungement of past cases and move for the dismissal of pending cases that arose just before the law's theoretical passage.

But while the bill focused on some good topics, including bail reform, expungement, and increased use of diversionary programs, harsher visitation provisions were also enacted by the state’s Department of Corrections.