U.S. Supreme Court
Dec. 3, 2015
Federal government's approach to criminal expungement is draconian
At its Dec. 4 conference, the Supreme Court could decide whether to grant review of Mann v. United States, which presents an unusually important question of federal jurisdiction. By Eamon P. Joyce and Mark D. Taticchi
At its Dec. 4 conference, the U.S. Supreme Court could decide whether to grant review of Mann v. United States, 15-245, which presents an unusually important question of federal jurisdiction: whether federal courts have jurisdiction to consider requests to expunge for equitable reasons the federal judiciary's records of federal charges and convictions.
This question is one of great consequence, ...
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