100,000 Cannabis Convictions Expunged In Missouri, Year After Recreational Use Legalized
Missouri expunged nearly 100,000 marijuana convictions from government records, a year after legalizing recreational use
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They Were Convicted On Cannabis Charges. Now They’re First In Line To Sell It Legally
Tahir Johnson has been arrested on marijuana possession charges three times.
N.J. Cannabis Market ‘On A Path’ To Include More Minorities, Those Harmed By War On Drugs, Officials Say
A small but growing number of people with previous marijuana convictions on Friday received preliminary approval to operate cannabis businesses in New Jersey
Oregon Governor Pardons Over 45,000 People With Cannabis Possession Convictions
Oregon takes action granting pardons to over 45,000 people with marijuana possession following Biden’s federal clemency.
Expungement Clinics Being Held Throughout N.J. To Help Those With Past Cannabis Convictions
Felix Pineda drove from Somerset to Trenton on Saturday with hopes of expunging a past marijuana conviction that he believes is holding him back.
Biden Announces Pardons For Thousands Convicted Of Federal Cannabis Possession
His move before the midterms comes closer to keeping a 2020 campaign promise.
Congressional Comm. Approves Expungement For Prior Cannabis Convictions & Other Criminal Justice Reforms
House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) approved a series of criminal justice reform bills
It’s Time To Erase Cannabis Convictions
Cannabis was legalized nearly four years ago. Why are past convictions for simple possession only being pardoned?
Prison-to-Pot Farms Confront Legacy Of War On Drugs
“Our saying here is we grow weed at a prison to help people get out of prison for growing weed,”
New Bill Takes Aim At California’s Slow Progress Clearing Pot Convictions
California would set new deadlines to dismiss and seal many cannabis convictions under a bill introduced Wednesday
