Does Mike Duggan really believe that expunging felony convictions after 5 years just to DECEIVE or mislead employers is a good and fair idea to citizens who have behaved lawfully and to the victims of those felonies? United States attorneys usually are not a good spirit guides, and once again an unjustified 'lawyer' now mayor of Detroit, Mike Duggan, seems to be prepared to make a mockery out of all the effort and human risk it usually takes to get a criminal conviction in any case.
It would seem much more logical to sell firearms to people who have gone 5 years without any breakdowns of the mind and give people who often end up with 'breakdowns' after being mistreated by others a reasonable way to clear their non-criminal record.
When Duggan kept blurting out the name 'Tom Leonard', I am quite sure his tom is not the same Tom that couldn't quite handle a 115 pound military press spot for me in MIlwaukee in the mid 1980's. 2 Virgil Smith's, 2 Dave Szymanski's , 2 Tom Leonard's and too many people who have applauded ideas that should be rejected in Detroit, such as Duggan's suggestion to 'forget' felonies that probably have not even been forgiven by a perfect God , will cause confusion and derision, not peace and safety in Detroit.
When Duggan stated that 'people of color' are getting preferential loan packages, did he mean people with tattoos? Every human being is a person of some natural color.
If Duggan wants to push lipstick, he should get a job selling Avon products and stop trying to make felony convictions 'go away'.
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