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Most people know that the President of the United States has the power to issue pardons – and people regularly appeal to whoever is in office for post-conviction relief. However, there’s a lot of confusion about how presidential pardons actually work. Here are some...
In the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Brady v. Maryland, it was confirmed that prosecutors are required to disclose specific kinds of evidence to criminal defendants so that those affected by such evidence are given an opportunity to assess its validity and respond...
Are you seeking insights into how expungement can transform the lives of individuals with criminal records? Look no further. Below, you can delve into the remarkable power of expungement and its positive impact on the lives of those who deserve a second chance....
The average person is well aware of how many businesses conduct background checks before hiring a new employee. Occasionally, people assume that if they maintain their current employment, a minor criminal conviction won't have as much of an impact on their...
When someone is seeking to have their record expunged, what they’re usually considering is having that record sealed. This is an official process that can close the record so that it won’t have an effect on their daily life any longer. However, people sometimes think...
For a long time, people have realized the significance of having a job and how it can help reduce criminal behavior. But, most employers are reluctant to hire people who have been convicted of a crime, even though they have paid their debt to society. Washington's...
Restoring gun rights in the state of Washington can be a complex and challenging process. If your goal is to regain your Second Amendment rights, navigating a legal landscape with specific requirements and potential pitfalls is necessary. Knowing and avoiding common...
You’ve been charged with criminal wrongdoing and you were subsequently convicted. You are now consistently worried about how this will impact the rest of your life. While you were found guilty in court, you feel like there were mitigating factors in your case. If...
The record of someone's criminal conviction may affect their life for many years to come. Employers, educational institutions and even landlords perform criminal background checks before deciding if they want to hire, rent to or enroll an individual applicant. The...
The criminal justice system offers several different ways for individuals who have paid their debt to society – or who have been wrongfully convicted – to seek specific forms of redemption related to their criminal record. The most common (and well-understood) forms...
