New York Sen. Jamaal T. Bailey, D-Bronx, speaks to reporters about marijuana legislation at the state Capitol Thursday. Photo: Hans Pennink/AP
Lawmakers in New York plan to approve a bill later Thursday that will decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and allow for past low-level convictions…
June 20, 2019 at 04:12 PM
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Lawmakers in New York plan to approve a bill later Thursday that will decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and allow for past low-level convictions related to the drug to be expunged.
The bill gained momentum after lawmakers said Wednesday they didn’t have the votes to pass a broader measure that would have established a regulatory framework to legalize and tax marijuana.
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