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Pennsylvanians have a unique opportunity to be quickly pardoned from minor marijuana-related convictions through Gov. Wolf and Lt. Gov. Fetterman’s PA Marijuana Pardon Project and time is running out for those interested in applying.
Pennsylvanians have a unique opportunity to be quickly pardoned from minor marijuana-related convictions through Gov. Wolf and Lt. Gov. Fetterman’s PA Marijuana Pardon Project and time is running out for those interested in applying.
Gov. Wolf and Lt. Governor Fetterman said that the deadline is approaching to apply for a pardon for select minor, non-violent marijuana criminal conviction as part of a one-time expedited process through the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons.
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The Pennsylvania Marijuana Pardon Project is accepting applications through September.
ALLENTOWN - State Reps. Mike Schlossberg and Peter Schweyer will host a town hall with Pennsylvania Board of Pardons Secretary Celeste Trusty this Friday, Sept.