Denver Could Seal 13,000 Cannabis Convictions

Cannabis Now
By Jimi DevineFeb 21, 2019, 5:00 pm174 pts
Seven years after legalization, Denver residents will now have the opportunity to seal their low-level marijuana convictions from before the state’s cannabis legalization law, Amendment 64, passed. The Turn Over a New Leaf Program was announced in January by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and District…

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