Stop me if you’ve heard it.
Another law was introduced in Pennsylvania with the House of Representatives, which would legalize marijuana in the community.
Repetitions. And Frankel (D-Allegheny) i Rep. Rick Krajewski (D-philadelphia) co-financed Bill House 1200 and pointed out that Pennsylvania is currently protruding, because 24 states, including five out of six, which bordered their condition, legalized recreational marijuana.
“We can avoid traps that have destroyed the traps in other states,” said Frankel. “Our plan will create clear rules that protect consumers, educate society and ensure that small companies and taxpayers in Pennsylvania-not companies from outside the state-use profits.”
“Time is now for Pennsylvania,” said Krajewski, who spent the last legislative session, conducting six interrogations to examine the successes and shortcomings of cannabis programs throughout the country. “We carefully listened to public health experts, justice reformers in criminal matters, supporters of small companies and community leaders. Our account reflects what we have learned – that we can and must legalize marijuana in a safe, fair and beneficial way for all Pennsylvania.”
The key priorities of the account include:
- Automatic cleansing of criminal registers and developing repair justice for people affected by crimes related to Indian cannabis.
- Reinvesting tax revenues on the community disproportionately hurt by the war with drugs.
- Implementation of critical protection of public health, including THC limits, marketing restrictions and children’s safety measures.
- Creating paths for various and local entrepreneurs to participate in the regulated cannabis market, with a priority in the field of licensing and contract.
- Maximizing state revenues and liability by public and responsible retail stores.
The controversy was introduced regarding the introduction of a 173-page bill, which took place on Sunday during the unbelievable chamber session and was previously narrow to the second vote on Tuesday.
“This is not a legal right. It is in a hurry, a railway line and a public opinion about your right to Poznań,” he said Rep. Grimm Krupa charity organization (R-Fayette). “This bill has huge consequences for our youth, public health, our workforce and our communities. Something of this size should not be fast with several short days to review and reaction.”
“Today’s industrialized marijuana can cause significant damage and addiction, and the pursuit of recreational legalization – encouraging the government to draw profits from the more addictive use Dan BartkowiakStrategy Director at the Pennsylvania Family Council.
“The ban never concerned public safety – it was about control and punishment, targeting and destructive black and brown plensilianity,” said Krajewski. “The cannabis industry has been monopolized by the corporate private equity and the time has come to propose an alternative retail model that will benefit to all Pennsylvanian. We need to repair the damage to criminalization, create trade union work with the family and make the industry work for all of us.”
The bill was adopted by the House Health Committee Voting in the party line 14-12 And now he is heading to the floor of the chamber. If it passes through the democratic majority chamber, it is expected that the law will have a stiff resistance from the GOP controlled senate.
