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Missouri Expunges 3500+ Marijuana Records

Missouri court officials have expunged the cannabis-related criminal records of more than 3,500 residents since the state’s marijuana legalization law took effect on December 8, 2022. The reform to Missouri’s marijuana laws, which legalizes possession, licensed sales and personal-use cultivation of cannabis for adults 21 and older, compels the state’s judicial system to expunge prior cannabis misdemeanors and felonies that are now legal. While court officials have until June 8, ...

January 26, 2023|0 Comments

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The use of hemp is deeply rooted in American history. But today, hemp and CBD that contains no more than .3 percent THC is considered federally legal in all 50 states with the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill. Follow hemp news here.

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