Since recreational use of cannabis in California became legal in 2016, adults who are 21 years of age can purchase, possess, and consume marijuana without facing criminal penalties. However, possessing or using marijuana in or within 1,000 feet of a “drug-free zone” can lead ...
Read MoreNot only can a criminal conviction result in a jail/prison sentence, fines, and a permanent criminal record, but it can also lead to deportation if ...
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View MoreOn November 2016, California voters approved Proposition 64, making recreational marijuana legal throughout the state. Additionally, the measure also ...
View MoreWhile recreational cannabis has become legal to sell in California this year, consumers are not allowed to smoke or consume pot products while ...
View MoreAs unfair as it may seem, you can legally be arrested in the state of California if you are found with drugs left there by someone else. This kind of ...
View MoreThe voters of California have decided to make the recreational use of marijuana legal for adults who are 21 years of age and older. The state was the ...
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