CLE for lawyers through a podcast.
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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Expungement And Sealing In Illinois With Paul Meyers. Episode 487 (Duration 32:12).
Illinois has one of the broadest expungement and sealing laws in the country. In this 30 minute interview Illinois attorney Paul Meyers explains the seal v expunge dichotomy and key differences.
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Illinois criminal law attorney Jeffrey Hall from Peoria helped draft the new cannabis related DUI subsection that appeared in the Illinois Cannabis decriminalization law. (Or should I say, “Illinois’s version of decriminalization”?)
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
The new Illinois marijuana law may be the first step towards full decriminalization of small amounts of cannabis. In episode 207, friend of the podcast, Ken Wang, drops by to walk us through the new law. [Read more…]
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People v. Laguna, 2014 IL App (2d) 131145 (August).
Expungement in Illinois does not follow automatically after a pardon. The trial court denied this petition for expungement after the defendant had been pardoned by the governour. [Read more…]
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People v. Laguna, 2014 IL App (2d) 131145 (August).
Expungement in Illinois does not follow automatically after a pardon. The trial court denied this petition for expungement after the defendant had been pardoned by the governour.Imagine, actually jumping through all the hoops to actually win a pardon, only to lose an expungement. That is exactly what can happen when we realize that pardons and expungements are two different legal mechanisms on independent tracks.
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