'This affects everyone' | Local law students help people seeking employment expunge criminal records
Thursday, a Louisville café, Sis Got Tea, hosted an expungement clinic where law students helped guide people seeking help with their record.
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The unanimous ruling allows indigent people who were convicted of traffic, misdemeanor and some non-violent felony cases to have them cleaned from their record without paying a $50 filing fee and $250 expungement cost.
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Nearly 800 people had their records cleared at the league's last clinic, which stayed open late to meet a high demand.
It would "ban the box" that job applicants have to check on an application if they've ever been convicted of a crime.