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Skilla Baby On A Mission To Buy Guns In Detroit - Vimarsana News

Skilla Baby On A Mission To Buy Guns In Detroit

Geffen Records artist Skilla Baby aimed to use his influence to make a difference in Detroit.

Local church hosts healing health fair | Community - Vimarsana News

Local church hosts healing health fair | Community

Health resources like vaccines, health testing, dental and medical health exams will be available.

Great Barrington: Legal Aid clinic on sealing records - Vimarsana News

Great Barrington: Legal Aid clinic on sealing records

Community Legal Aid is offering a criminal record sealing and expungement clinic on Tuesday, June 14, at the South County Recovery Center, 67 State Road.

New Laws in DC, Maryland and Virginia Take Effect Oct. 1 - Vimarsana News

New Laws in DC, Maryland and Virginia Take Effect Oct. 1

New laws that go into effect Oct. 1, 2021 in D.C., Maryland and Virginia affect LGBT rights, scooters, court record expungement, prescription drugs and a lot...

'A second chance:' Alabama approves expungement bill - Vimarsana News

'A second chance:' Alabama approves expungement bill

'A second chance:' Alabama approves expungement bill KIM CHANDLER, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama will soon allow people with past convictions for certain low-level crimes to apply to have their records wiped clean, under a bill passed by the Alabama Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey. The bill called the Record Expungement Designed to Enhance Employment and Eliminate Recidivism Act — or the REDEEMER Act — would allow people with certain nonviolent misdemeanor convictions to apply to have their records expunged if they have met a var...

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