Morning 4: Program to automatically expunge convictions for 1M Michigan residents -- and other newsMorning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
1M Michiganders’ old convictions to be erased under ‘Clean Slate’ lawState officials said Monday that a new automatic expungement program under the new “Clean Slate” law is anticipated to erase old convictions for over 1 million Michigan residents this week.
Tree Town Cannabis donating funds from new gummies to expungement nonprofitProfits from Tree Town Cannabis’ newest confectionary will go to the Great Lakes Expungement Network (GLEN).
Wayne County officials host expungement information clinic in EcorseCounty officials said it was the first of multiple expungement clinics they will host in August and September.
Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office to offer criminal record expungement checks TuesdayFrom 8-11 .m. on Tuesday the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office will be at Bellflower in Ypsilanti doing free criminal record expungement checks.
How to get your record criminal expunged under Michigan’s new ‘Clean Slate’ lawsNew Michigan laws are making it easier for residents who have committed nonviolent crimes to get their records wiped clean.
Michigan criminal record expungement ‘Clean Slate’ bill expands eligibilityFor thousands of Michiganders, it’s the opportunity for a better life.
