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The impact of legalizing weed in N J and other states needs to be studied, N J senator says

The impact of legalizing weed in N.J. and other states needs to be studied, N.J. senator says Updated 8:52 AM; Today 8:52 AM U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, shown here speaking at Gov. Phil Murphy s coronavirus briefing in May 2020, has introduced legislation to study the impact of legal marijuana in the states. Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share As more states allow cannabis use, U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez wants to know what impact legal marijuana as on their residents and budgets. Toward that end, Menendez on Thursday introduced bipartisan legislation to require a study of just that for legal medical and recreational marijuana.

Representatives Ask Biden to Pardon Cannabis Convictions

Agriculture your username February 19, 2021 On Thursday, U.S. Representatives Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) and Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.), leaders of the Cannabis Caucus, wrote a letter signed by 35 additional lawmakers asking President Joe Biden to pardon all federal non-violent cannabis offences.   “Today, it is clearer than ever that the American people are demanding an end to outdated cannabis laws,” the letter said. “But until the day that Congress sends you a marijuana reform bill to sign, you have a unique ability to lead on criminal justice reform and provide immediate relief to thousands of Americans.”  The representatives said that Biden during his campaign committed to expunge any past marijuana use and possession convictions and that this step would help fulfil that campaign promise. The letter explained that other Democratic and Republican presidents have pardoned cannabis offenses. 

Congressional Cannabis Caucus Co-Chairs Urge President Biden To Pardon Federal Cannabis Offenses

Congressional Cannabis Caucus Co-Chairs Urge President Biden To Pardon Federal Cannabis Offenses Today, 37 members of Congress, led by Congressional Cannabis Caucus co-chairs Barbara Lee and Earl Blumenauer, including Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, sent a letter to President Biden calling upon him to issue a blanket pardon to those with federal nonviolent marijuana offenses. The lawmakers wrote: “But until the day that Congress sends you a marijuana reform bill to sign, you have a unique ability to lead on criminal justice reform and provide immediate relief to thousands of Americans.” “During your previous tenure at the White House, President Obama understood that decades of harsh and discriminatory federal drug laws unfairly trapped minority individuals and communities in cycles of despair. That is why he used the tools of justice to grant clemency for 1,927 individuals convicted of federal crimes. Most of these individuals had been convicted on drug charges a

A guide to navigating the cannabis industry in New Jersey

A guide to navigating the cannabis industry in New Jersey
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