The Georgia Innocence Project and Barred Business are sponsoring a virtual event designed to help people clear criminal records, learn to apply to have their probation terminated early, and access other useful resources.
Via The Georgia Innocence Project:
Some reentry remedies don’t require an attorney – if you know where to start.
Join Georgia Justice Project and @barredbusiness for the next Talk Justice Tuesday as we share practical resources designed to help justice-impacted Georgians navigate reentry barriers and take action on their own.
Learn more about GJP’s Do-It-Yourself (DIY)/Pro Se resources, including eligibility information, step-by-step instructions and templates for pursuing certain legal remedies without an attorney.
Date: Tuesday, October 13
Time: 12 PM
Place: Virtual
Register at bit.ly/TalkTuesdayRSVP
Knowledge is power and sometimes knowing where to start can make all the difference.
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