The Power Complex would like to welcome, Mr. Andrew Ewing as the first advisor for the Power Complex. Mr. Ewing has served twenty-five years in the TDOC and has displayed exemplary character, throughout his residence. He has received numerous letters of recommendations and support from TDOC staff as well as many community organizations. Mr. Ewing has become the face of the Power documentary, speaking to the issues of overcoming barriers when one is released from prison.  Mr. Ewing completed his twenty-five years on March 20, 2019, and is scheduled for his parole hearing and release date on June 18, 2019. 

He will serve as an advisor for re-entry, workforce development, entrepreneurship and customer service training. 
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Again, the entire Power Staff welcomes you!
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ExpungementsExpungement removes a charge or charges from a criminal record. Charges that were dismissed or Nolle Posequi, those in which the Grand Jury returned a No True Bill, or those in which a verdict of Not Guilty was returned by a judge or jury should be expunged at no cost to the defendant. If expungement is the result of a diversion, the fee is $350 plus court fees and costs.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
(615) 744-4000 Ext. 5540

 Diversions Diversion allows a charge or charges to be diverted for an agreed upon amount of time once the defendant pleads guilty and agrees to conditions given by the judge. Once the diversionary period has been successfully completed, the charge or charges can be expunged. The online application fee is $100. Once the diversionary period has been successfully completed, the defendant must return to court to request an expungement. The fee to expunge the diverted charge is $180 plus court fees and costs.

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To be granted diversion, you must first request a certificate of eligibility by completing the online diversion application.
The Diversion Unit is open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. each State business day. Diversion applications are processed in the order in which they are received. Typically, diversion applications are processed within twenty-four (24) hours of receipt. However, it is strongly encouraged that a diversion application be submitted at least three (3) business days before the court appearance. Requests for expedited processing of applications will likely be denied as this creates further delay to other applications waiting to be processed. 

• Diversion Application

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
(615) 744-4000 Ext. 5540

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