DC Seeks to Automatically Expunge Marijuana-Related Convictions
Lawmakers in Washington, DC, passed criminal justice reform legislation that includes provisions to automatically expunge records of cannabis possession offenses that occurred ...
Possessing 2.5 Ounces of Cannabis Is No Longer a Crime in Maryland
A marijuana decriminalization law in Maryland has taken effect following the result of a voter-approved referendum in November. Under the new legislation, ...
New York Releases Rules for Cannabis Delivery Ahead of Retail Sales
New York cannabis regulators have finalized the rules for marijuana deliveries that could pave the way for the first legal sales before ...
Bipartisan New Hampshire Lawmakers Announce Plans for Marijuana Legalization
Democrat and Republican House leadership in New Hampshire announced plans to file a bipartisan bill in the next legislative session that would ...
Connecticut Gov to Expunge 44,000 Marijuana-Related Convictions
The governor of Connecticut wants the marijuana-related criminal records of around 44,000 residents to be automatically cleared at the beginning of 2023. ...
Oregon Governor Announced Pardon for 50,000 People with Low-Level Cannabis Convictions
The governor of Oregon issued pardons to nearly 50,000 individuals with low-level cannabis possession convictions. As part of this, Gov. Kate Brown ...
Missouri Voters Legalize Cannabis for Adult Use
Voters in Missouri decided to legalize adult-use marijuana through a ballot initiative at the midterm elections. More than 53 percent of Missouri ...
Maryland Becomes 20th State to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
A clear majority of Maryland voters approved an adult-use marijuana legalization proposal that compels state lawmakers to establish the rules and regulations ...
Key California Cities Move Towards Allowing Local Cannabis Commerce
Voters across 12 municipalities in California approved local marijuana tax ballot measures that should pave the way for the establishment or expansion ...
Kentucky Gov Signs Executive Order Protecting Medical Cannabis Patients from Possession Charges
The governor of Kentucky signed an executive order that will afford legal protections to registered medical cannabis patients who obtain medical marijuana ...
