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Pennsylvania state Rep. Jake Wheatley Jr., D-Allegheny, said Pennsylvanians have shed the “ugly stigma” behind marijuana and are keen to legalize recreational marijuana.
July 27, 2018 at 09:00 AM
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Pennsylvania state Rep. Jake Wheatley Jr., D-Allegheny, said Pennsylvanians have shed the “ugly stigma” behind marijuana and are keen to legalize recreational marijuana.
His proposed House Bill 2600 would legalize marijuana and the selling of it in Pennsylvania and immediately expunge all criminal records involving convictions of consuming and selling marijuana in the state.
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