-Denver's new program – punnily enough titled "Turn Over a New Leaf" – could wipe out thousands of low-level pot convictions from 2001 to 2013.
— Next with Kyle Clark (@nexton9news) January 9, 2019
-This includes convictions for people who pleaded down to low-level offenses.
-Court fees will be waivedhttps://t.co/Cb4pmkxg7w
SCOOP: @repblumenauer just filed a new bill to remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act and instead regulate cannabis like alcohol.
— Tom Angell 🌳📰ⓥ (@tomangell) January 9, 2019
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Its bill number is H.R. 420. Really.https://t.co/WpzKrVyzqF pic.twitter.com/S40EuOwdKP
Stoner Nation.
There’s a profit to be made from the sale of herb.
Rastafarians believe that and so do the Capitalists.
Here’s to hoping he drives that big RV better on his most recent vice.
Members of my family and extended family have done prison time for pot. That’s not unexpected since I was born and raised in Humboldt County.
Here in California, we are beginning to wipe the criminal records of pot convictions also, which is good, but a little late for my age group, many of whom were denied voting rights and decent careers over a weed that grows in the ground.