City Offering Some Record Expungements Ahead Of WorkBaltimore Convention
The WorkBaltimore convention is at the convention center September 26 and 27.
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The WorkBaltimore convention is at the convention center September 26 and 27.
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Volunteer attorneys with the city's law department will help people determine if past offenses can be expunged at a late September convention dubbed "WorkBaltimore."
