Lawmakers, marijuana organizations urge Biden to issue marijuana pardons

Posted by CO 420 Websites
On February 26, 2021

Thirty-seven lawmakers signed a letter to President Joe Biden asking him to issue a general pardon for all federal, nonviolent marijuana offenses.

Chuck Schumer, Democrats move to legalize marijuana nationwide in 2021

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On February 14, 2021

Democrats announced earlier this month that they plan to introduce legislation to deschedule and legalize cannabis federally.

Michigan Governor Signs Cannabis Clean Slate Legislation

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On October 16, 2020

Michigan's 'Clean Slate' legislation will clear marijuana convictions and other misdemeanor charges.

Colorado Gov. to Issue Mass Pardon for Marijuana Convictions

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On October 4, 2020

On October 1, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis pardoned 2,732 low-level marijuana possession convictions through an executive order. The pardon only applies to convictions prosecuted in state courts through 2012 for possession of up to one ounce of cannabis.

New Law Allows Colorado Governor to Pardon Cannabis Convictions

Posted by CO 420 Websites
On July 4, 2020

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill into law that will allow him to pardon marijuana convictions and increase social equity in the cannabis industry.

Black Lives Matter

Posted by CO 420 Websites
On June 10, 2020

Without centering racial justice and social equity, legalizing marijuana is not enough to undo the impact of a decades-long war on drugs on minority communities.

Students with Drug Convictions Could Get Access to Financial Aid

Posted by CO 420 Websites
On November 13, 2019

Social equity for students: A bill that would allow students with marijuana or other drug convictions to access financial aid passes House committee.

New Social Equity Cannabis Business Licenses Coming to Colorado in 2020

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On September 27, 2019

Colorado is launching a new social equity program for cannabis business licenses in 2020. The new licenses will be reserved for low-income demographics.