Saturday, April 23, 2005
WHAT NEXT FOR THE WRONGLY JAILED? (TAKE TWO)
The Post and Courier reported today that the husband of Charleston County Schools Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson was released from jail Thursday after a judge dismissed the bench warrant against him. The paper also reported "Bruce Delaney Johnson, 40, of West Ashley didn't know a bench warrant had been issued for his arrest, his attorney said in court records. The judge further found that he was not in civil contempt."
So now that the Court has determined that Mr. Johnson was not in civil contempt, we wonder if he will be able to have his arrest record expunged. Probably not, but at least he did not have to go to the Supreme Court to have the error corrected.
So now that the Court has determined that Mr. Johnson was not in civil contempt, we wonder if he will be able to have his arrest record expunged. Probably not, but at least he did not have to go to the Supreme Court to have the error corrected.
Labels: Civil Contempt, Expungment
