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Cooley Law School Partners with Michigan Attorney General’s Office to Host Expungement Fair on Oct. 17

Cooley Law School Partners with Michigan Attorney General’s Office to Host Expungement Fair on Oct. 17

Cooley Law School will host an Expungement Fair from noon to 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17, in the law school’s lobby. During Cooley Law School’s expungement fair in March, volunteer attorneys and law students under the supervision of licensed attorneys assisted 122 guests with their expungement paperwork.

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