A woman who played a minor role in a fraud scam 20 years ago and has spent 13 years without re-offense since her probation sentence has had the felony expunged by Eastern District Judge John Gleeson, who said "I sentenced her to five years of probation supervision, not to a lifetime of unemployment."
June 03, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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A woman whose 13-year-old fraud conviction crippled her ability to hold a job ever since has persuaded a judge to expunge the felony.
Eastern District Judge John Gleeson said the public interest was far greater served by having Jane Doe be an “employed, contributing member of society” than having her conviction be part of the public record.
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