14) Statutes and the inherent authority of courts are the recognized sources of authority by which federal district courts may
expunge records of criminal convictions.
In 2005, Coloian filed a motion to
expunge in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island.
Rod Blagojevich signed into law a package of bills that require Illinois courts to automatically
expunge the records of those found innocent of a crime.
Such an indigenous film industry would divest itself of colonial ideological and financial subordination, encourage Africans to recapture and treasure their distinctive Pan-African cultural traditions, and
expunge net-colonial corruption and materialism.
Tom Ridge is pushing to make "it harder to
expunge juvenile records" and legislation passed last February lets judges review juvenile records before setting bail.
SL: Well, I agree it would not make sense to
expunge, say, the Cain and Abel story from the Bible because we're offended by it.
Over time it should not be an impossible chore to
expunge them from common usage.
it is also a major problem for petroleum refiners, who by law must drive their fossil fuels through lengthy and costly catalytic steps to
expunge sulfur from their best oil and gasoline blends.
I'll definitely
expunge the ' vested interest' remark.
The Lambs were among the clubs appealing against the decision by the Conference to
expunge Chester's record after they were expelled.
TEN member clubs of the Blue Square Premier League have lodged an appeal with the Football Association, concerning the decision to
expunge points after the expulsion of Chester City, writes Neil Turner.
Even these loonies admit that it would be "difficult to
expunge Christmas".
