Students discuss overturning prior marijuana convictions

March 6, 2018

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The law on Marijuana is starting to take effect, stores were able to begin selling recreational marijuana starting Jan. 1 2018. This brought attention to the other pieces of the law including allowing people to overturn their prior convictions, creating mixed feelings on campus.

Tags: Amal Younis, Joe Kendall, marijuana, mirella lopez, prior convictions, Prop. 64, The Healing Center

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Cannabis Seeds on March 7th, 2018 7:50 pm

I guess equity means give there friends with non profit medical marijuana dispensaries a monopoly period on recreational marijuana.

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