When can we take a look at how people end up with high-level convictions? Most of the time it's on words of people trying to save themselves though cooperation, aka "acceptance of responsibility." Why not look at the US Sentencing Guidelines, the grid of injustice?
Proud to cosponsor @RepJeffries' Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act, which would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, help states expunge low-level marijuana convictions and allocate funding for minority & women-owned businesses.
These measures are long overdue.https://twitter.com/NORML/status/1137083076968890369 …
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Congrats on writing a great house tweet! http://greathousetweets.measuredvoice.com/RepKathleenRice/status/1137101634817941504 … (Ranked 49th for Jun 7.)
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Thank you for your support and leadership on this issue!
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Lawyers to arrogant to acknowledge that being arrested for pot is seizure of person & deprivation of liberty without compelling reasons, without due process of law violating the 4th & 14th Amends. It is about liberty freedom from unreasonable police power.
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