Hawaii Lawmakers Amend Automatic MJ Expungement Bill to Single-County Pilot Program
Hawaii lawmakers are pressing ahead with an updated cannabis legalization plan, and while the Aloha…
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Missouri Courts Request $3.7 Million for Expungement
A clerk from the Missouri Supreme Court recently shared in a House of Representatives committee…
Report: More Than 2 Million Pot-Related Expungements Since 2018
Over the last half-decade, millions of Americans have seen their marijuana-related convictions expunged by state…
Number of Federal Cannabis Prisoners Has Decreased by 61% Over the Past Five Years
Recently the Justice Department Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) reported that the percentage of people…
Louisiana House of Representatives Passes Cannabis Expungement Bill
The Louisiana House of Representatives recently passed a bill to improve the state’s expungement program…
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb Moves to Expunge Low-Level Cannabis Convictions
Cleveland, Ohio is speeding up the process to expunge records for low-level, misdemeanor cannabis convictions…
House Lawmakers Reintroduce Bipartisan Cannabis Expungement Bill
Two House lawmakers this week reintroduced bipartisan legislation to support states that enact policies to…
Cannabis Expungement Law Takes Effect in D.C.
The measure that was approved by the Council of the District of Columbia late last…
Justice Department Launches Pardon Certificate Application
The time is now to expedite the process and get proof of pardon for low-level…
Over 7,500 Pot Convictions Expunged in Missouri
More than 7,500 individuals in Missouri have had their prior marijuana-related convictions expunged with recreational…
University of Arizona Students Launch Expungement Clinic
Student advocates from the University of Arizona at the James E. Rogers School of Law…
U.S. Department of Justice Extends Pardon Certificate Comment Deadline to August 15
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced in March that it was officially opening up…