PPT-Criminal and Housing

Expungements in Minnesota Meghan Scully and Paul Ziezulewicz Staff Attorneys SMRLS April 15 2016 Todays Agenda Who We Are Why Expungement Matters to TBI professionals Criminal Expungement . Sidoli. del . Ceno. Prosecuting the Private Rented Sector. : . . Using the Criminal Courts for Enforcement and Housing Dispute Resolution. Criminalising Landlords – A (Very) Brief History. Landlords have always been subject to the general provisions of the criminal law (i.e. assault, theft . Navneet K. Grewal, Western Center on Law and Poverty . Maria Palomares, Neighborhood Legal Services. Renee Williams, National Housing Law Project . What We Will Cover. Brief introduction to federally subsidized housing. Anne Cory. Corporation for Supportive . Housing. MHSA Housing . Program . TA Webinar. January 25, 2012. www.csh.org. What to Expect Today. Not a full explanation of Realignment. Focus on MHSA Housing Program impact. *. Lahny. R. Silva. Identifying the Issue. Acquittals . Dismissals. Misdemeanors. Felonies. Consequences . of a Criminal History. Employment. Devah. Pager, . The Mark of a Criminal Record. , 108 Wis. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM CONTACTS. Sergio Jimenez, Director, Civil Justice Practice. Brooklyn Defender Services. INTRODUCTION. Brooklyn . Defender Services as one of the two criminal defender organizations in Brooklyn also provides a multi-disciplinary approach to client services. . LEGAL ISSUES. Criminal Records Issues. Immigration. I-9. Everify. AND OTHERS. Some of the Issues. Fair Housing. Disparate Impact. HUD Guidance. How do we follow all of the rules?. Best practices and ideas. Presented by: . Lynn N. Dover, Esq.. www.kts-law.com. Overview. Disparate Impact. Criminal records. Criminal records and fair housing. HUD guidance. Criminal record screening . 2. Kimball, Tirey & St. John LLP © 2017. WHAT CAN WE DO?. MICKEY . MCINNISH. Some of the Issues. Fair Housing. Disparate Impact. HUD Guidance. How do we follow all of the rules?. Best practices and ideas. What needs to happen? Training, records, policies. Tom Prettyman. New Mexico Legal Aid, . Albuquerque, NM. WHEN . DOES CRIMINAL . HISTORY COME INTO PLAY?. Admissions. Section 8 (HCV) terminations. Evictions. HOUSING . PROGRAMS . WITH. REGULATORY RESTRICTIONS ON ADMISSIONS OF EX-OFFENDERS. June 22, 2016. HUD Philadelphia Office of Public Housing. Background. . Approximately 100 million (or nearly one in three) Americans have some type of criminal . record.. 1. Since 2004, an average of over 650,000 individuals have been released annually from federal and state . Housing and Criminal History Wendy Olson U.S. Attorney, District of Idaho Kathy Griesmyer Public Policy Strategist, ACLU of Idaho April 14, 2014 Introduction 97% of the offenders in prison today will be released at some point. Most of them will be returning to the communities in which they lived when they offended; the vast majority will be living in the state where they had been incarcerated. Wendy Olson. U.S. Attorney, District of Idaho. Kathy Griesmyer. Public Policy Strategist, ACLU of Idaho. April 14, 2014. Introduction. 97% of the offenders in prison today will be released at some point. Most of them will be returning to the communities in which they lived when they offended; the vast majority will be living in the state where they had been incarcerated.. Presented By:. Dimitri Hatzifotinos & Solomon Parini. Willis Law Firm. 141 E. Town Street, . Ste. 200. Columbus, OH 43215. P. 614.324.0450. F. 614.324.0460. dhatzifotinos@willislawohio.com. sparini@willislawohio.com. Down Criminal Activity Eviction Cases to Find the . Truth. Housing Justice Network (HJN) . Conference . March 2019. Lawrence R. McDonough, Pro Bono Counsel, . Dorsey . & Whitney . LLP. Lawrence R. McDonough.