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If Minnesota legalizes weed, will marijuana-related criminal records be cleared? - Vimarsana News

If Minnesota legalizes weed, will marijuana-related criminal records be cleared?

Nearly 300,000 cannabis-related criminal records in Minnesota would be eligible for expungement, meaning they’re no longer public and won’t appear in background checks. How will it work?

Rod Adams endured years of hardships because of a marijuana conviction. Now, Minnesota could legalize the drug - Vimarsana News

Rod Adams endured years of hardships because of a marijuana conviction. Now, Minnesota could legalize the drug

The marijuana legalization bill on track for passage in the Legislature includes an expungement process that would make it easier for those in similar circumstances to get jobs and housing.

Drag Hysteria, Weed Is Sugar, Defunding the Occult: MN GOP Gets to Work - Vimarsana News

Drag Hysteria, Weed Is Sugar, Defunding the Occult: MN GOP Gets to Work

Plus expunging weed, a DFL tax plan, and a new shade of blue in today's Flyover.

Minnesotans convicted of marijuana crimes could see their records cleared with legalization - Vimarsana News

Minnesotans convicted of marijuana crimes could see their records cleared with legalization

The Minnesota Legislature is considering legalizing recreational marijuana and automatically expunging low-level cannabis crimes.

With Marijuana Bill, Minnesota Democrats Seek to Repair Harms of War on Drugs - Vimarsana News

With Marijuana Bill, Minnesota Democrats Seek to Repair Harms of War on Drugs

The new legalization bill would erase past convictions and prioritize marginalized communities for cannabis licenses, but some advocates worry it won’t do enough to atone for criminalization.