This recent festival is one of many ways to become more employable and serve as less sketchy denizen of mostly miserable local dating scene.
Here's a bit about the process and more info . . .
"The fair offered a chance for some to have their criminal records cleared, eliminating barriers that had previously restricted their access to education, housing, and job opportunities.
"Most people will never have to go the courthouse for a hearing. The D.A. and the judge sign off on it and then you'll receive notice of your clean record. Usually that takes a month or two, but with all the applications as a result of the event it might take a little bit longer."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
'It's a wonderful thing': Over 100 residents get past offenses expunged at Wyandotte County expungement fair
Those with offenses of a violent nature remain were ineligible for expungement.
Dozens of Wyandotte County residents one step closer to having a clean slate
Toyawn Withers was convicted in 2004 in Kansas of possessing a drug that's now legal in Missouri and many other states.
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