National Expungement Panel of Legislators in Michigan

[KLAW Blog]

National Expungement Week events across the U.S. offer expungement and other forms of legal relief to some of the millions of Americans with criminal records.

These criminal records can restrict access to housing, employment, education, public assistance, and voting rights long after sentences have been served.

National Expungement Week events will work to bring to light the effects of a criminal record and help people to remove these marks and restore part of their lives.

National Expungement Panel of legislators and victims of the system discuss and tell their stories about working toward getting criminal records expunged for millions throughout the U.S. for National Expungement Week 2019 at Oakland Community College in Royal Oak.

Hosts

• Sarah Stucker – President of the Oakland Community College Students for Sensible Drug Policy
• Natalie James – Vice President of the Oakland Community College Students for Sensible Drug Policy

Speaker Panel

• Margeaux Bruner – Political Director for Michigan Cannabis Industries Association.
• Jewell Jones – State Representative 11th District.
• Earl Carruthers – Cannabis Entrepreneur
• Jesse Riggs – Michigan Medical Marijuana Association

MORE ABOUT THE EARL CARRUTHERS CASE

More documentaries about  Earl Carruthers famous “Brownie” court battle with the justice system which has become case law featuring attorney Michael Komorn and others familiar with the case such as Jamie Lowell and Rick Thompson.

Video: Michael Komorn Interview about Earl Carruthers

Video: Jamie Lowell and Rick Thompson and others Interviews

Expunge your criminal record and reap the rewards of a fresh start.

Contact our office for a free review to see if you qualify. Call 248-357-2550

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