Last June, Gov. Wes Moore (D) issued a blanket pardon to 100,000 people in Maryland, forgiving decades of low-level marijuana ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Monday issued more than 175,000 pardons for marijuana convictions, believed to be one of the country’s largest acts of cannabis clemency. An estimated 100,000 people ...

The governor of Maryland has issued another mass pardon for people with past marijuana possession convictions, granting clemency to about 7,000 more people on the holiday Juneteenth that commemorates ...

Maryland legalized cannabis for recreational use in 2023. Governor Wes Moore said people should no longer to face barriers to employment and housing for past low-level convictions that are now legal.

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) marked Juneteenth with a new round of pardons for nearly 7,000 marijuana possession convictions that were inadvertently left out of an earlier mass cannabis clemency action ...

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The pardon applies to about 6,500 people. Experts at Rice University said that there were 300,000 marijuana-related arrests at the state level last year.

In Montgomery County, 36 communities will receive the designation. In Prince George’s County, 89 will receive it. Moore is issuing nearly 7,000 new pardons for misdemeanor cannabis convictions.