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NY Assemblyman Calls For Marijuana Reform To Stop NYPD

Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries wants to push ending criminal penalties for all small possession of marijuana offences as a means of reigning in the NYPD .www.hailmaryjane.com

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Activists Await Results One Year After CA Cannabis Decrim

On January 1, 2011, a law passed by the California State Legislature and signed by then-Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger went into effect that removed criminal penalties for possession of up to an ounce of marijuana, making the violation a civil citation…

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CA: In The Shadow Of Legalization, Lawmakers Moving Forward

While most Californians and the media in recent months have understandably remained focused on The Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010 — which seeks to eliminate criminal penalties for the adult personal possession and cultivation of mari…

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Washington State Favors Marijuana Legalization 52% to 35% |

According to the poll of 1,252 registered voters conducted last month, 52% in Washington State support “removing state civil and criminal penalties for possession or use of marijuana,” with only 35% opposed. The poll’s release did not indicate the position of the other 13%.

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Effort to make pot legal in Washington state begins

Initiative 1068 would remove all criminal penalties for adults for growing, possessing and using marijuana. A bill that would have accomplished the same goal failed this year in the state Legislature.

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The Marijuana Reform Act – Initiative Measure Number 1068

The Marijuana Reform Act was filed Febuary 3 2010 and is an act relating to the removal of civil and criminal penalties associated witht he adult us of marijuana.

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Cannabis News the Generation that Inhaled

Lawmakers are considering decriminalizing pot. Bills would make holding small amounts more like a speeding ticket. All seemed to agree that marijuana is a recreational drug no more debilitating than alcohol or tobacco, and should be subject to civil regulation instead of criminal penalties.

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State Lawmaker Suggests Legalizing Marijuana – ArkansasBusin

Sen. Randy Laverty, D-Jasper, says that legalizing or lessening criminal penalties for marijuana may be one way to curb overcrowding in Arkansas’ prisons. Maybe when hell freezes over?

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Argentine Court Decriminalizes Private Marijuana Use

In a unanimous ruling, the court struck down criminal penalties for possessing and consuming marijuana if it did not endanger others.

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