Restore Re-Entry Court hosts Expungement/Legal Clinic

Judge Rachael Bell

The Restore Re-Entry Court is hosting its 3rd Quarter – Expungement/Legal Clinic, Indigency Docket & Resource Fair, on Saturday, October 15, at 9 am.

The event will be held at the Bordeaux-North Community Justice Center at the McGruder Family Resource Center, 2013 25th Avenue North, Nashville, Tenn. 37218.

The event is limited to 100 individuals and all participants who want information about getting records expunged or legal advice must register.

Registration is currently open and closes on Monday, October 10, at 2:30 pm.

To register go to:  <gscourt.nashville.gov/about-us/judges/division-viii-judge-rachel-l-bell/participant-registration-expungement-legal-clinic/>

The event is presented by Judge Rachel L. Bell; Howard Gentry; Friendship MBC: A City of Grace; Rev. Frank Stevenson; Urban League of Middle Tenn.; NAACP, Nashville; and 92Q.

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