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Marijuana legalization could be up for approval in at least a dozen
states in the United States this legislative session. But pro-legalization
bills are still pending and advocates are waiting for the legislators to
return from their holiday break to finalize signature count.
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U.S. Attorney General, Jeff Sessions has stated that he is planning to
control the legalization process to disrupt criminal organization, reduce
growing drug crisis, and suppress violent crime across America.
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VERMONT HAS POSED A NEW WAY FOR LEGALIZATION
Vermont has already made history by becoming the first state to legalize
recreational marijuana at the legislative level. In fact, the bill to legalize
up to one ounce of weed and the possession of up to six plants is almost
finalized, and will probably get the approval.

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WITH CHRISTIE OUT, WEED COULD NOW ENTER NEW JERSEY
Or at least it is looking that way. Its new governor is a Democrat and has
a mission of making recreational marijuana a reality. So, it is possible
that he signs off on a legalizing bill.
Democratic Assembly member, Reed Gusciora plans to introduce a bill
through the state legislature by early February. After passing the bill,
residents of New Jersey can possess up to an ounce of cannabis and up
to three mature marijuana plants.

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MICHIGAN WITH OLD-SCHOOLED BALLOT INITIATIVE
While New Jersey and Vermont are taking marijuana legalization in quite
a bold way, Michigan is still sticking to the tried-and-true ballot initiative
method that has brought recreational cannabis in Massachusetts,
California, and seven other states.

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VIRGINIA
Although, Virginia failed to pass two bills in 2017 as some lawmakers
suggested that more research be done before legalizing cannabis. But,
things now are picking up.
Ralph Northam, the new governor of Virginia has made a strong call for
the state to ratify cannabis plants. A Democratic Senator has filed a
decriminalization bill to trade out criminal proceeding for a $50 fine for
first time offenders and a maximum of $250 fine for violations.

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OKLAHOMA COULD MAKE MEDICAL MARIJUANA A REALITY
More than 20 states still lack medical marijuana laws, but Oklahoma
could be on its way to legalizing cannabis. It is possible that there is a
vote during the primary elections in June 2019 in compliance with an
approved petition submitted in 2016.

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