Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Pardons Over 2,500, Nearly 400 for Nonviolent Cannabis Offenses | High Times
Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Pardons Over 2,500, Nearly 400 for Nonviolent Cannabis Offenses | High Times Total 0 Share
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Malaysia Ends Mandatory Death Penalty for Nonviolent Drug Crimes | High Times
Malaysia Ends Mandatory Death Penalty for Nonviolent Drug Crimes | High Times Total 0 Share
Biden Grants Clemency To Some With Federal Cannabis & Drug Convictions, Issues First Pardons | Cannabis Culture
President Joe Biden has finally granted clemency to dozens of individuals with non-violent federal drug convictions and commuted the sentences of 75 people who were serving time at home because….
Last Prisoner Project urges NJ governor to free cannabis prisoners
Advocates are pushing Governor Phil Murphy to grant clemency to the state’s non-violent marijuana offenders On Monday January 10, Last Prisoner Project led a coalition in publishing an open letter….
Senators Urge Biden to Pardon All Non-violent Cannabis Offenses |
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Missouri Man Released From Prison After Serving 11 Years for Possessing One Pound of Weed
A Missouri man who served more than a decade in prison for a non-violent cannabis crime has finally been set free. In February of 2007, Robert Franklin was busted by….
Most Affected: Eric McCauley Gains A New Perspective During Long Federal Prison Stay
If prison is intended to rehabilitate, as it claims, then advocates for Eric McCauley say the nonviolent, first-time offender has proven he’s done so many times over. Along the way,….
Most Affected: Tony DeJohn Never Believed He’d Be Sentenced To Life In Prison For A Plant
“They took 17 years of my life,” said Tony DeJohn, a former nonviolent cannabis lifer who was recently granted clemency as part of the Trump administration’s final list of commutations….
California Cannabis Executive Petitions Trump To Release Nonviolent Cannabis Offender | High Times
California Cannabis Executive Petitions Trump To Release Nonviolent Cannabis Offender | High Times Total 0 Share
Seven in ten Americans back expunging marijuana convictions, new poll finds
Seven in ten Americans support clearing the records of people with non-violent marijuana convictions, according to a new poll. The YouGov survey, which was released on Tuesday and involved 7,141….