Marijuana latest: Lawmakers disagree over penalties for anyone under 21 who uses, possesses marijuana
The process to legalize marijuana in New Jersey has hit another bump in the road as lawmakers disagree whether there should be penalties for anyone under 21 who uses marijuana, or possesses it.
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Dec 29, 2020, 10:48 AM
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1h agoThe process to legalize marijuana
in New Jersey has hit another bump in the road as lawmakers disagree whether
there should be penalties for anyone under 21 who uses marijuana, or possesses
it.
Gov. Phil Murphy's office is
working with leaders in Trenton to try to figure out the penalties.
Voters approved a ballot
question in November that legalizes marijuana for people 21 years or older.
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