Legal education seminar (U.S): Supporting trafficking survivors through post-conviction expungement relief

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Legal education seminar (U.S): Supporting trafficking survivors through post-conviction expungement relief

Jun 11

Online, registration required

Join us on June 11^th at 2:30 for a free, virtual Continuing Legal Engagement opportunity. Together, we’ll learn best practices for supporting survivors of human trafficking through Tennessee’s expungement law.

This two-hour event focuses on Tennessee, but could be relevant for attorneys in different states to understand the process if they have a similar expungement law.

Supported by:

Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands
Hope for Justice
Athena’s Court
Vanderbilt Law School Legal Clinic
LSC Legal Services Corporation: America’s Partner for Equal Justice
United Way

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