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.
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Students discuss overturning prior marijuana convictions
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Amal Younis, Multimedia Editor
Amal Younis is an SDSU journalism senior and the multimedia editor for The Daily Aztec. She is Egyptian, born and raised, and moved to the United States as an international student to attend SDSU. She started her journalism journey in Fall 2017 and has since written for news, taken photos, produced and created videos. Her passion for broadcast journalism will hopefully translate to any country she moves to after graduation. Follow her twitter @amalhyounis
