CT clears marijuana records; VA cannabis sales bill changes equity provisions; Study: Legalization tied to employment boost; MA nears $4B in sales
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) announced that the state has now erased 42,964 marijuana convictions from people’s records as of the start of the new year—a development that comes just days ahead of the launch of legal recreational cannabis sales.
A Virginia Republican delegate filed a bill that would finally allow the state to move ahead with legal recreational marijuana sales—but some advocates have concerns about changes it would make to previously enacted equity provisions.
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