Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions

Pennsylvanians with minor, nonviolent marijuana criminal convictions are eligible to be pardoned under a joint effort from Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and Lt. Gov. John Fetterman.

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National story. 11 articles from 10 sources. Updated Sep 1, 2022.

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Pennsylvania Capital-StarLeft· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf admin announces pardon push for people with certain marijuana convictions - Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Sioux City JournalLean Left· Sep 1, 2022· ran in 3 outlets

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level pot convictions

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Ran by 1 outlet· CBS News
CBS NewsCenter· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions

CBS NewsCenter· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions

The Sentinel (Carlisle)Center· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf announces effort to pardon residents of marijuana-related convictions

WFMZ AllentownCenter· Sep 1, 2022· ran in 3 outlets

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level pot convictions

FOX 43 YorkCenter· Sep 1, 2022

Gov. Wolf, Lt. Gov. Fetterman announce new program to pardon PA residents with non-violent, marijuana-related convictions

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TribliveLean Right· Sep 1, 2022

Gov. Wolf starts process to pardon lower-level pot convictions

Ran by 3 outlets across the spectrum· Winchester Star, Washington Times
Winchester StarLean Right· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level pot convictions

Washington TimesLean Right· Sep 1, 2022

Wolf starts process to pardon lower level pot convictions

Fox NewsRight· Sep 1, 2022

PA Gov. Tom Wolf begins pardon process for low-level marijuana offenders

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