Bill to automate expungement process for marijuana offenses prefiled in House and Senate
Thursday is the first day to petition for record expungements for marijuana offenses after the November passage of Amendment 3.
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Thursday is the first day to petition for record expungements for marijuana offenses after the November passage of Amendment 3.
Possession of up to 3 ounces of marijuana will be legal, a month from the election, on Dec. 8.
Possession of up to 3 ounces of marijuana will be legal, a month from the election, on Dec. 8.
Missouri voters approve a marijuana legalization measure that was widely supported by reformers but opposed by critics who deemed it anti-competitive.
If passed in November, Amendment 3 would legalize adult-use marijuana in Missouri. But advocates say that some specifics in the amendment are cause for worry and plan to fight against the measure.