Residents of Washington, D.C. can now take steps to have marijuana-related convictions expunged from their record, thanks to a new law that took effect last week.
The delay has added more confusion to Washington D.C.’s under-the-table businesses.
The bill was backed by the medical cannabis industry of D.C., which says the unregulated shops are hurting their business.
DC City Council Chairman Phil Mendelson has called for an emergency vote to take place on April 5 to close down cannabis gifting businesses.
Residents of Washington, D.C. can now take steps to have marijuana-related convictions expunged from their record, thanks to a new law that took effect last week.
The delay has added more confusion to Washington D.C.’s under-the-table businesses.
The bill was backed by the medical cannabis industry of D.C., which says the unregulated shops are hurting their business.
DC City Council Chairman Phil Mendelson has called for an emergency vote to take place on April 5 to close down cannabis gifting businesses.
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