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Marijuana Policy Project Teams Up with NAACP and Houseplant’s Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg to Discuss War on Drugs
MPP is launching its Reimagining Justice initiative on July 15. The event will take a deeper look at race, cannabis, and policing in America with an afternoon of thoughtful discussion amongst America’s leading civil rights and cannabis activists, including former NBA star Al Harrington and Canadian cannabis entrepreneurs and Houseplant co-founders, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.
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Virginia’s Cannabis Decriminalization Law Goes into Effect Tomorrow
Beginning July 1, 2020, Virginia’s cannabis decriminalization law will officially go into effect. The law reclassifies possession of one ounce or less of cannabis to a civil penalty punishable by a fine of up to $25, the lowest fine of any decriminalization law in the country.
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New Jersey Assembly Advances Cannabis Decriminalization Bill
The New Jersey Assembly voted in favor (63-10, with five abstentions) of a decriminalization bill (A.1897) that would decriminalize possession, manufacture, and distribution of up to two ounces of cannabis in the state, reducing the penalty to a $50 civil fine.
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Virginia Becomes the 27th State to Decriminalize Cannabis Possession
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed legislation to decriminalize cannabis into law, making Virginia the 27th state in the nation to decriminalize simple cannabis possession.
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