Pot Possession is a Crime Many Prosecutors Won’t Pursue

Cannabis & Tech Today
By Patricia MillerFeb 14, 2019, 7:25 am210 pts
Across the country, criminal prosecutors are refusing to pursue criminal charges for possession of cannabis. New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and St. Louis prosecutors have all stated they wonât spend valuable time and resources pursuing convictions for what they perceive as a petty crime. Though it…

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