St. Louis marijuana decriminalization bill head's to mayor's desk
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved Board Bill 132 with 23 votes, essentially nullifying existing laws that criminalize small amounts of marijuana.
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The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved Board Bill 132 with 23 votes, essentially nullifying existing laws that criminalize small amounts of marijuana.
A draft plan called for a June 11 return, but concerns about the pandemic, and mold in the aldermanic offices, could push that back to fall.
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