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Even after an individual has served a sentence for a cannabis conviction, the resulting mark on their record can hinder future opportunities for housing, employment, education, public assistance, and voting rights. But with the spread of cannabis legalization across the United States, there is a growing movement to expunge past convictions and allow people to move forward with their lives. The second annual National Expungement Week (NEW) 2019 will take place from September 21-28 in 30 cities across the country, led by Equity First Alliance, Cage-Free Repair, and a coalition of more than three dozen organizations involved in the cannabis industry and matters of racial equity and reparative justice.

“Too many people are locked up in this country, and far too many people are still locked out of society long after they’ve completed their sentence,” said Cage-Free Repair Director of Programs Torie Marshall in a press release. “This week offers a way to provide legal relief and wraparound services to justice-impacted people and their families while calling for automated expungement.”

 

National Expungement week will include free clinics to help remove eligible convictions from criminal records, as well as provide expungement education workshops, voter registration and complementary career services. Participants can pre-register for the clinics and view clinics in other cities by visiting ExpungeMI.com. These events are being held to educate and assist as many people as possible to remove their felony or misdemeanor convictions. Those interested in expunging their criminal records can get help from experienced criminal expungement attorneys for free. We will determine your eligibility, prepare the necessary forms, and provide the instruction for what to do next to make this a reality.  

Bring a friend and join us for a relaxing afternoon of yoga in our member lounge. This is the perfect class for all ages and experience levels, led by our favorite yogi, Abby Dawson! Please bring your own mat (we have a few extra just in case), and RSVP as space is limited!

National Expungement week will include free clinics to help remove eligible convictions from criminal records, as well as provide expungement education workshops, voter registration and complementary career services. Participants can pre-register for the clinics and view clinics in other cities by visiting ExpungeMI.com. These events are being held to educate and assist as many people as possible to remove their felony or misdemeanor convictions. Those interested in expunging their criminal records can get help from experienced criminal expungement attorneys for free. We will determine your eligibility, prepare the necessary forms, and provide the instruction for what to do next to make this a reality.  

National Expungement week will include free clinics to help remove eligible convictions from criminal records, as well as provide expungement education workshops, voter registration and complementary career services. Participants can pre-register for the clinics and view clinics in other cities by visiting ExpungeMI.com. These events are being held to educate and assist as many people as possible to remove their felony or misdemeanor convictions. Those interested in expunging their criminal records can get help from experienced criminal expungement attorneys for free. We will determine your eligibility, prepare the necessary forms, and provide the instruction for what to do next to make this a reality.