U.S. House of Reps Set to Vote A landmark proposition has made its way to the House of Representatives recently, marking a monumental moment for those who support the decriminalization of marijuana. The “Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement…
We’ve all been teenagers, so we know exactly how young and naive they can be. It’s easy to make bad decisions when you can’t fully understand the weight of the consequences. Regardless, young adults deserve the right to…
At Easy Expunctions, we know the effects that expunctions have on individuals and society as a whole. As more and more states adopt policies that make the expunction process easier, it’s important to have scientific data to support…
Any arrest, conviction, or other impasse with the criminal justice system can be traumatic and shocking. Convictions and offenses can cause damage to one’s reputation, the loss of jobs, the loss of necessary goods and services, shelter, and…
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden took to the public to present his plan for racial equity and the economy moving forward. Fortunately, one major part of this plan includes further action taken on the part of the federal…
As criminal justice reform has been catching momentum in recent years, new eyes have found flaws in old, inefficient, and often prejudicial laws. Rep. Kevin Bratcher of Louisville, Kentucky recently addressed one such overlooked law, and passed a…
As of July 2020, the New York Senate has passed a bill that expands the possibility of expunctions for low-level marijuana misdemeanors to many more individuals. This piece of state legislation, signed by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo,…
As of July 2020, the highly-supported ballot initiative to legalize the recreational use of marijuana known as the Smart and Safe Arizona Act has been approved by the Secretary of State to be listed on the general election…
Receiving an expunction for an arrest or minor conviction is a life changing event, allowing you to live as if the incident never happened. You may be wondering if an expunction essentially deems you innocent of a crime.…
As a leader of the American Civil Rights Movement, Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested more than 20 times. The majority of those arrests were misdemeanors related to protesting. One of these arrests was a trespassing charge for…