Law Talks: Expungement

March 18, 2026 by Library Staff Leave a Comment

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Date(s) - 03/18/2026
12:00 pm

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Expungement is a legal process, usually defined by statute, through which a person may petition to have records relating to a prior criminal matter, such as an arrest or conviction, destroyed or sealed so that they are not accessible to the general public. After the presentation, you can ask questions as time allows.

To participate, be in-person or go online to: https://www.lsba.org/LouisianaLawyersinLibraries/LouisianaLawyersLibraries.aspx & CLICK Zoom registration or attend via Facebook Live. for expungement webinar

Co-Sponsor: Louisiana State Bar Association and Legal Education & Assistance Program

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!!

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According to Act 436. All children and YA patrons are blocked from the materials in this site unless a guardian comes to the Library Branch to approve their usage. Restrictions were approved by the LA Legislature and the Public Library is abiding by the new law.
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